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Official Organ
of the

Alumni Associatio

of the

Medical College

Virginia

oOt

November, 1963
Volume 12, Number 4

The

Scarab

Official Organ of the

Alumni Association of the Medical College of Virginia

Published by the Alumni Association of the Medical College

of Virginia in February. May. August, and November

Editorial Committee

James T. Tucker, M'27, editor-in-chief and chairman
Russell V. Bowers, MS'37 and M'50; Charles P. Card-
well, Jr.. vice-president, MCV. and director of hospitals;
W. C Henderson, D'37; Ebbe C. Hoff, dean, graduate
school; G. Wallace Hook. P'33; Dorsye Russell, N'43;
William T. Sanger, chancellor emeritus; W. Roy Smith,
P'41; W. T. Thompson. M'38; John B. Todd, D'32;
E. Randolph Trice. M'47;
Minnie M. Franck, managing editor

Officers

W. Roy Smith. P'41, president

Physicians Products. Inc.. Petersburg, Virginia

Peter N. Pastor?, M'34, immediate past president

5503 Riverside Drive, Richmond, Virginia

J. Robert Massie, Jr.. M'34, president-elect

St. Luke's Hospital. Richmond. Virginia

Robert V. Terrell. M'34. vice-president

Medical Arts Building, Richmond, Virginia

John B. Todd, D'32, vice-president

4 Gary Road, Newport News. Virginia

George F. HendlEY, P'18, vice-president

4406 Forest Hill Avenue, Richmond, Virginia

Miss Dorsye Russell, N'43M, vice-president

Lynchburg General Hospital, Lynchburg, Virginia

W. C. Henderson. D'37, secretary

301 East Franklin Street, Richmond, Virginia

James T. Tucker, M'27. treasurer

Medical Arts Building. Richmond, Virginia

Tru

jTEES

Term Expires December 31. 1963

David M. Alexander, D'42

Miss L. Frances Gordon, N

Professional Building

3517 Grove Avenue

Richmond. Virginia

Richmond, Virginia

William L. Cooke, M'29

Paul Hogg, M'33

230 Professional Building

87 29th Street

Charleston, West Virginia

Newport News, Virginia

Dr. W. Fredric Dzlp. M'34

G. Wallace Hook. P'33

2512 Maycrest Street, N. W.

223 Grant Avenue

Roanoke, Virginia

Manassas, Virginia

Frederick W. Hines, D'42

Peter N. Pastore, M'34

3801 North Fairfax Drive

MCV Station

Arlington, Virginia

Richmond, Virginia

C. Newton V

an Horn, M'46

Medical

Towers

Norfolk r

, Virginia

Term Expires December 31, 1964

John M. Bierer, P'30

Lexington, Virginia

J. Pelham Broaddus. D'30

Franklin, Virginia

Braxton H. Coiner, P'26

Timberville, Virginia

Custis L. Coleman, M'43M

Medical Arts Building

Richmond, Virgini

James D. Haoood, M'13, USM

Clover, Virginia
Miss Nora Spencer Hamner, N'14
29 Willway Avenue
Richmond. Virginia
Alexander L. Martone, D'37
Medical Towers Building
Norfolk. Virginia
Robert Massie, Jr.. M'34
St. Luke's Hospital
Richmond. Virginia

Term Expires December 31. 1965

'yndham B. Blanton. Jr., M'50

S28 West Franklin Street

Richmond, Virginia

Thomas C. Bradshaw. D'35

First National Building

Blackstone, Virginia

Hunter M. Gaunt. P'26

Main and Valley Avenue

Winchester, Virginia

Miss Mae Belle lee, N'ol

Zeigler House, MCV

Richmond, Virginia

Fletcher L. Raiford, M'41

tendersonville. North Carolin

Ralph M. Ware, P'42

7932 Cherokee Road

Richmond. Virginia

Chapter Officers
Delaware Valley Chapter

President — Dr. Donald L. Baxter, M'54

4"?1 Briarhill Road, Springfield, Delaware County, Pennsylvania

Vice-President — Dr. Robert G. Stineman. M'49

Secretary-Treasurer — Dr. Edward G. Sharp. M'34

Florida West Coast Chapter

President — Dr. Hawley H. Seiler, M'37

517 Bayshore Blvd., Tampa 6, Florida

Vice-President — Dr. Paul A. Tanner, Jr.. M'53

Secretary-Treasurer — Mr. Graham F. Hendley. P'54

Kanawha Valley Chapter

President — Dr. Joseph A. Smith. M'50

313 12th Street, Dunbar, West Virginia

Vice-President — Dr. Carl B. Hall, M'4()

Secretary-Treasurer — Dr. Catherine R. Stoeckel, M'42

New York Chapter

President — Dr. Richard D. Turin. M'44

755 Ocean Avenue. Brooklyn 26, N. Y.

I' ice-President — Dr. Raymond E. Stone, M'46

Secretary-Treasurer — Dr. Granville M. Leaman. M'34

North Carolina Chapter

President — Dr. John B. Walker, Jr., M'44

Medical Village, Burlington, North Carolina

Vice-President — Dr. George W. Holmes. M'3l

Secretary-Treasurer — Dr. Yates S. Palmer, M'31

Peninsula Chapter

President— Uk. S. B. Wright, P'17

30 Fear Avenue, Hampton, Virginia

President-Elect — Dr. Conway W. Smith, Jr., D'50

Secretary-Treasurer — Dr. Thomas W. Sale. Jr., M'52

Puerto Rico Chapter

President — Dr. R. Rodriquez-Monlina. M'26

12 Huicy Street, Santurce, Puerto Rico

Secretary-Treasurer — Mr. Willys K. Julia, HA'58

Richmond Chapter

President — Dr. Hume S. Powell, D'4l
Professional Building, Franklin Street at Fifth

Richmond 19, Virginia

Vice-President — Dr. Henry S. Spencer. M'53

Secretary — Mr. Carl E. Bain, P'51

Treasurer — Miss Marguerite G. Nicholson, N'34

Roanoke Chapter

President — Mr. Wallace Klein. P'51

642 Marshall Street, Salem, Virginia

President Elect — Dr. Homer Bartley. M'36

Secretary-Treasurer — Mrs. Elizabeth L. Sibley, N'49

Tidewater Chapter

President — Dr. James L. Thomson, HS

Medical Towers, Norfolk 7, Virginia

President Elect — Dr. Harold A. Epstein, D'40

Secretary-Treasurer — Mr. Bernard Behrman, P'29

Valley Chapter

President — Dr. C V. Townsend. M'49

230 South Queen, Martinsburg, West Virginia

1st Vice-President — Dr. Leon Slavin, D'31

2nd Vice-President — Mr. Carl Parrjsh

3rd Vice-President — Mr. Carl F. Emswiller, Jr., P'62

Secretary-Treasurer — Mrs. John Hoover, N'35

Northern Virginia, Washington, and

Southern Maryland Chapter

President — Dr. John E. Alexander, M'35

Seven Corners Medical Building. Falls Church, Virginia

Vice-President — Dr. Glenn M. Spitler, D'36

Secretary — Dr. Ralph B. Holmes. D'47

West Virginia Chapter

President — Dr. Angelo J. Villani, M'35
293 Virginia Avenue. Welch, West Virginia

New Medical Education Buildini
Now Occupied

'ccupiei

The long-awaited medical education
building was completed this summer. Im-
mediately many of the medical school's
departments began moving into their new
quarters " under the careful eye of As-
sistant Dean of Medicine Miles E. Hench.
Biochemistry greatly overcrowded for
laboratory space on the fourth floor of
the clinic building was one of the first
departments to move. Pathology evacu-
ated its space in the Egyptian Building
leaving room there for the microbiology
department to expand. The departments
of medicine and surgery were provided
with space for research and for teaching
in the new Porter and Bigger auditoriums.

Many alumni will wonder why there is

so much emphasis on "space" and "build-
ings." The fact is that the College could
not expand its teaching in the confines
of its older buildings. Modern medical
education simply requires more laboratory
space and facilities for visual educational
aids such as television and motion pictures.
With these expanded facilities, it is hoped
that the classes in medicine especially can
gradually be increased from the present
enrollment of 86 to perhaps 100 or more.
There is at present an actual need for
more physicians to care tor the ever-in-
creasing population and MCV will have
to meet this exigency.

But space and buildings do not neces-
sarily guarantee the development of ideal

physicians. The emphasis is to be placed
on education, rather than buildings. It is
anticipated that the students who learn in
this new facility will become more than
scientists and technicians. Here will be
developed the ideal physician who as Sir
Lionel Whitby has described him, will be
cultured, broadly educated in the humani-
ties, intelligent and intellectual, of trans-
parent integrity, humane and sympathetic,
and, above all, one who will love his
profession as well as his fellow men.

On the following six pages are photo-
graphic glimpses of some of the features
of the new education building.

E. Randolph Trice, M.D.

Editorial Committee

Dr. Kinloch Nelson, dean of medicine, proudly examines the building inscription in the lobby of the new medical education building.

Offices for the dean of medicine, the president of the College, and other officers are on the ground floor. The cover shows the

building which is located between Eleventh and Twelfth Streets facing Marshall.

NOVEMBER, 1963

Dr. Edwin S. Higgins demonstrates a pro-
cedure to Andrew Clcre (P'65) and Fred-
erick T. Beller (P'65).

THE SCARAB

Some of the staff of the medicine department gather for a medical seminar on the sixth floor in the William Branch Porter auditorium.
Front row, left to right: Drs. W. T. Thompson, Jr. (M'38), Harry Walker (M'26), Elam C. Toone, Jr. (M'34), G. Watson James, III
(M'43D), and William R. Harlan, Jr. (M'55). Second row: Drs. St. George Tucker, Richard H. Kirkland (M'48), John H. Moon (M'49),
and Reno R. Porter (M'35). Third row: Drs. Laurie E. Rennie (M'54), I. Norman Sporn (M'57), Alvin M. Zfass (M'57) and William T.

Dabney, III (M'54).

Three members of the medicine class of '64,
Roger Gifford, Irvin Hess, and George
Knox, study in one of the study carrels
provided on the sixth and eighth floors.

NOVEMBER, 1963

■^ "Si

Some of the
left to right,
Second row:
row: Hunter
(M'34). The

members of the surgical staff meet for a conference in the Issac A. Bigger auditorium on the eighth floor. First row,
Drs. Custis L. Coleman (M'43M), John P. Eastham (M'37), Frank Philip Coleman (M'31), and Webster P. Barnes (M'26).
Drs. T. Duval Watts (M'35), George D. Vaughan (M'39), J. Robert Massie, Jr. (M'34) and Robert V. Terrell (M'34). Third
H. McGuire, Jr. (M'55), Max S. Rittenbury (M'53), Hunter Jackson (M'42), Charles W. Byrd (M'43M), and R. C. Siersema
furnishings in this auditorium were provided by the fund collected by friends and former residents of the late pro-
fessor of surgery.

Drs. George K. Brooks, Jr. (M'42), Milton D.
Friedenberg (M'47), and Claude L. Neale
(M'28) examine one of the cameras used by
the visual education department to televise
psychiatric interviews.

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Dr. H. Hudnall Ware, Jr. (M'24), fourth
from left, meets with some of his obstetric
staff, Drs. Charles M. Graham, Jr. (M'59),
John A. Board (M'55), Joseph C. Parker
(M'40), Harry H. Howren (M'52), and Wash-
ington C. Winn (M'35), in their conference
room on the second floor just prior to the
arrival of students for another session of
the Meconium Club."

For the first time, adequate facilities have
been provided for some of the speciality
divisions of the medical service, such as
dermatology, neurology, and allergy, as
well as hematology. Miss Jane Spicer de-
monstrates the Tissuematon used in his-
topathology preparations to Dr. Francis H.
McMullan (M'51) on the left and Dr. E.
Randolph Trice (M'47)

NOVEMBER, 1963

Drs. Ruth Williams Campbell (M'57),
Carolyn M. McCue (M'41), Walter E. Bundy,
Jr. (M'45), and Reuben B. Young (M'57)
discuss some of their problems in the
pediatric library on the fifth floor awaiting
the start of a pediatrics conference with
students.

Members of the dental faculty, Drs. Richard
L. Simpson (D'35), Willie D. Crockett (D'47),
George W. Burke, Jr. (D'44), and Harry
W. Fore, Jr. (D'52), visit the physiology lab.

THE SCARAB

Some of the members of the junior class in
nursing arrive for a conference. The pri-
mary use of the building is for the medical
school but members of all the schools wi
have a few classes here.

Two local members of the Board of Visitors
and the executive committee of the Col-
lege, Dr. Richard A. Michaux (M'37) and
Mr. R. Reginald Rooke (P'21), confer in the
Board room equipped with closed circuit
television. Dr. William Porter's portrait has
since been moved to Porter auditorium.

NOVEMBER, 1963

Mr. Charles Penrose, Jr., president of the Newcomen Society, Dr. R. Blackwell Smith,

Jr., president of MCV, Governor Albertis S. Harrison, Jr., and Mr. Ervin H. Will, chairman

of the Board of the Virginia Electric and Power Co., talk together at the dinner of the

Newcomen Society.

Newcomen Society
Honors MCV

The Newcomen Society of North
America honored the Medical College of
Virginia with a dinner, Thursday, Sep-
tember 26, 1963, at the Hotel John Mar-
shall in Richmond. The occasion marked
another observance of the 125th anniver-
sary of the founding of the institution.
The Newcomen Society centers its atten-
tion upon the history of material civili-
zation including industry, agriculture,
banking, mining, education, economics,
and the law. During recent years, many
of America's largest corporate interests
and educational institutions have been
recognized and honored.

Dr. R. Blackwell Smith, Jr., president
of the College, was the guest of honor.
He was introduced by Mr. Samuel M. Be-
miss, vice-chairman of the Board of Visi-
tors and a member of the Newcomen So-
ciety.

The president described the founding
of the institution as a department of
Hampden-Sydney College. This relation-

ship was lost when there was a disagree-
ment between the faculty and the Board

of Trustees regarding the initial appoint-
ment to a newly-established chair. A phy-
sician had been recommended for the
appointment by the faculty; however,
a group of local physicians, not con-
nected with the school, suggested another
candidate whom the Trustees favored. The
faculty applied for a charter which in
effect removed them from the control of
the Trustees; and, following a bitter
campaign, the charter was granted in
1854 and the Medical College of Vir-
ginia was established as an independent
institution. It became a State institution
in 1860.

Later came the Civil War when Dr.
James B. McCaw, a member of the Col-
lege faculty, established Chimborazo Hos-
pital where more than 76,000 sick and
wounded were treated in one of the larg-
est military hospitals ever operated. Other
members of the College faculty held mili-
tary appointments and in addition con-
tinued their teaching responsibilities.
Classes were graduated every year during
the war, MCV being the only medical
school still in existence in the South
which was able to carry on an educational
program during this period.

Following the Civil War, Dr. Hunter
Holmes McGuire noted the continuing
(Continued on page 26)

Dr. Smith addresses the distinguished guests.

THE SCARAB

Membership List

Two thousand, five hundred and twenty-one

2,521

Members
Through Octoher 10
Is Your Name n

re?

If Not-

*deceased

We hope it will be when we publish the supplementary membership list

in the February Scarab

1899
Medicine IUCM)

C. T. Peirce
Dentistry IUCM)
Charles T. Womack

1900
Medicine
James H. Hagy
Medicine (UCMI
Luther R. Stinson
Nursing IUCM)
Belle F. Owen

1903
Medicine IUCM)
Benjamin C. Shuler
Dentistry
James Mitchell Lew

1904
Medicine
Thomas Watkins

Medicine IUCM)

Pharmacy IUCM)

E. L. Grubbs

J. D. Pruitt

Nursing IUCM)

1907

Edna D. Tarns

Medicine

1905

Bernard S. Clemen

Medicine

Medicine IUCM)

Francis A. Bell

John W. Devine

S. L. Craig

Clifton G. Parker

J. M. Northington

Frank C. Pratt

Medicine IUCM)

Pharmacy IUCM)

Delos D. Hooper

Warren S. Grubbs

Nursing IUCM)

George J. Hulcher
H. G. Whitehead

Ellen W. Goss

1908

1906

Medicine

G. W. Skaggs

George Brunner

Wylie Hodge Cunningham

D. H. Mason

Medicine IUCM)

Brady D. Epling

Daniel D. Talley, Jr.

Eugene B. Pendlel

Leigh F. Watson

A. M. Saunders

Medicine IUCM)

A. P. Upshur

Russell L. Cecil

Dentistry IUCM)

Oscar J. Corpening

John M. Hughes

Nursing

Josephine D. Payne
Nursing IUCM)

Ora P. Locke

1909
Medicine

E. W. Dodd
Medicine (UCM)
C. L. Harrell
Pharmacy (UCM)

P. M. Massie

1910

A. C. Broders
Turner 5. Shelton
O. W. Ward

Medicine IUCM)

John T. Ramsey
John W. Turman

Dentistry

J. H. Cod

Dentistry IUCM)

Paul E. Jones

Pharmacy

Douglas Atkinson

Pharmacy IUCM)

H. M. Pettus

Medicine

Arthur S. Brinkley
Charles H. Cherry
R. H. Eanes
G. G. Hankms
A. A. Houser
Henry Clay Smith
Albert U. Tieche
R. E. Watts

Medicine IUCM)

J. Henry Cutchin
A. D. Morgan
J. G. Raby

Medicine INCMC)

James B. Whittingto

Please Use This Blank And Enclose With Your Check If Your

Name Is Not Listed

Here is

my $10 to make me a voting member for the calendar year, 1963, and with it

is $

for the worthwhile projects of the Alumni Association.

Name

School

Address

Make your check payable to the Alumni Association of MCV and mail to

1105 East Clay Street, Richmond, Virginia

NOVEMBER, 1963

Dentistry IUCM)

W. H. Wunder

Pharmacy (UCM)

W. E. Locke

Nursing (UCM)

Leo P. Lipscombe
Anne H. Moore
Anne C. Stephenson

1912

Medicine

Chas. Watts Haden
W. W. Hargrove
Arthur Hooks
A. W. Lewis

Medicine (UCM)

James S. Edlin
L. J. Friedman
Joseph L. McSparran
M. Pinson Neal
Charles C. Smith, Jr.
James N. Williams

Medicine (NCMC)

Charles S. Sink
Dentistry (UCM)
Charles C. Rush
Pharmacy

D. D. Gray

1913

Medicine

S. B. Berkley

E. L. Caudill, Sr.
J. M. Cofer
♦Herman Hertzberg
Abraham I. Weinstein

Medicine (UCM)

O. T. Amory
Beverley F. Eckles
J. O. Fitzgerald, Jr.
J. D. Hagood
George S. Hurt
*M. F. Torregrosa
John R. Travis
R. W. Woodhouse, Jr

Dentistry (UCM)

Thomas J. Pearson, Jr

Pharmacy

A. B. Macon

Pharmacy IUCM)

Guy L. Miller
Glenn Updike
A. R. Warner

Nursing (UCM)

Mae W. Young

Medicine

R. H. Cross
Hyman Danish
Guy B. Denit
E. Latane Flanagai
L. M. Futrell
K. D. Graves
Fred E. Hamlin
J. M. Holloway
♦William R. Laird
Edgar P. Norfleet

George W. Parrott
George B. Tyler
Howard Urbach
J. C. Walker, Jr.
Wm. John Wigington
G B. Young

Dentistry

Vivian V. Gillum
Pharmacy

George B. Cocke
Henry G. Shirkey
G. Van Durrer

Nursing

Nora Spencer Hamner
Elizabeth A. LaNeave
Annie R. Smith

Medicine

James B. Anderson
M. Roman Benitez
Richard B. Davis
J. M. Emmett
W. M. Phipps
John E. Porter
J. Gregg Smith
G. V. Wood, Jr.

Pharmacy

A. E. Friddle

Mary F. Halterman

Medicine

G. O. Crank
W. P. Gilmer
P. G. Hamlin
J. L. Hamner
Edgar C. Harper
Henry C. Johnston
F. W. H. Logan
A. D. Parson
William O. Poindexter
Alex F. Robertson, Jr.
Philip S. Smith
Ernest L. Strickland

F. P. Sutherland
J. W. Tipton

1917

Medicine

E. Ray Altizer
Edw. T. Ames

G. C. Andes
Carl A. Broaddus
Randolph G. Broaddus
Alan J. Chenery
Dean B. Cole

S. S. Cook
Charles J. Devine
D. S. Divers
James A. Fields
Bernard F. Gilchriest
J. Stewart Gilman
Campbell Harris
Joseph Heyman
Basil B. Jones
Edwin V. Long
T. C. Lovelace
William A. Morgan
George C. Snead
Ramon M. Suarez
Toson O. Summers
Edwin B. Thompson

R. F. Thornhill
H. E. Whaley

Dentistry

L. S. Hoover
Beaman Story

Pharmacy

L. C. Bird
E. V. Greever
Samuel Rosenthal
S. B. Wright

Nursing

•Hattie E. Bell

C. S. McCants

W. A. Simpson
Wallace Spigel
James F. Terrell

Dentistry

W. Archer Bagley
W. I. Carpenter
G. W. Holliday
L. M. Massey
N. F. Muir
G. A. Svethk

Pharmacy

George F. Hendley
Leo Rosenthal

Nursing

Nancy P. Dailey

H. W. Decker
C. L. Nance

Dentistry

R. H. Bruni
William H. Lewis, Jr
J. J. Stigall
Leon J. Walton

1920

H. O

H. R.

. Bell
Huston

Phari

-nacy

Franc
B. E.
T. J.
R. J.

is J. Bri
Burnett

Ham
Walker

Medicine

Francisco Jose Casalduc
Harry Lee Claud
T. Dewey Davis
R. F. Gillespie
George R. Moloney
♦Charles W. Putney
Paul A. Robertson
R. Hugh Wood

Dentistry

W. E. Clark
Floyd L. Leonard
John C. Tyree

H. C. Seawell
Sedona V. Shavi

Medicine

Joseph Coates
C. M. Caravati
W. J. Ozlin
Thomas M. Winn

Dentistry

French H. Moore

Pharmacy

H. M. Eads
T. F. Marshall

Nursing

Hildred Bauserman
Annie M. Linton
Florence C. Schwab

Medicine

E. Macaulay Babb
William H. Batte, J
W. S. Beazley, Jr.
P. R. Fox
B. E. Glass
H. L. Gwynn
Robert P. Hawkins,
S. P. Hileman
J. A. Mease
H. H. Menzies
Waverly R. Payne
John N. Robertson
Joseph P. Treccase
Leta J. White

Dentistry

J. Jac Bangel
Andrew B. Cooke
R. Ashton Gay
Harry Lyons
Leland S. Mabry
Clyde B. Reese

Pharmacy

J. W. Chamblee
J. E. Layman
E. R. Rush
D. S. Williams
Maxwell Zedd

Nursing

Mary H. Oliver

Medicine

J. A. Avrack
Robert W. Bess
G. W. Black
J. L. Blanton
Carl J. Carter
Donald S. Daniel
Clay W. Evatt
Nathan B. Feinberg
Lula Woods Garst
C. E. Haberlin
Lucy S. Hill
Henry A. Hornthal
B. E. Hunt

William F. Matthews
W. E. Newcomer
Roy L. Noblin
Allen B. Sloan
Giles S. Terry
H. Hudnall Ware, Jr.
T. B. Washington
Francis W. M. White

Dentistry

W. Russell Colvin
George W. Duncan
R. F. Freeman
S. Nelson Gray
G. Fred Hale
O. R. Hodgin
W. J. Sydnor

Pharmacy

James G. Albert
Frank Fuqua
S. T. Gray
George E. Schlosser
D. B. Schwetz

1925
Medicine

Roscoe D. Campbell

D. G. Chapman
Robley R. Goad

W. Randolph Graham

E. Bacon Hardee
Dana T. Moore

Dentistry

R. L. Williamson
C. H. Wilson

Pharmacy

T. W. L. Hughes
Gordon H. Page
John M. Plank

Irvin L. Simpkins

1926

Medicine

Fletcher E. Ammons
Guy C. Amory
Webster P. Barnes
Charles H. Bondurant
O. C. Campbell
George G. Chiles
J. Melvin Crymes
A. D. Ferrell
Harry Golston
J. Berkeley Gordon
Thomas B. Gordon
E. W. Gray
Abraham J. Hollander
Jeanette T. M. Jarman
J. Philip Jones, Jr.

A. A. Koran
Max Kliger
Lewis C. Lush
George O. Martin
W. Fuqua Mitchell
Rafael Rodriguez-Molina
Maurice Rosenthal
Louis Wardell
William F. Work

Dentistry

William Tyler Haynes
Edward Myers
W. A. Ratcliffe

Pharmacy

B. W. Blachman

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Braxton Coiner
Hunter M. Gaunt
Z. B. Johnston
C. A. Pollard

Nursing

Lois F. Arundel
Frances T. Brogde
Maude L. Fox

*Edv.
W. L.

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all

*Harry E. Beard
G. Norfleet Carter
Raymond H. Curry
B. H. Denman

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Seth Gayle, Jr.
L. Holmes Ginn, Jr.
J. Warren Hundley
Leo L. Jacobs

E. W. Johnson
Sidney F. Johnston
Orvin C. Jones
James W. Keever
Athey R. Lutz

F. U. Metcalf

John W. Parker, Jr.
Irwin Rifkin
P. A. Shelburne
M. S. Stinnett
James T. Tucker

Dentistry

J. R. Fleet
Pharmacy

A. O. McCalley

1928

Medicine

Asher L. Baker
Joseph F. Barrett
C. R. Bowman
Raymond L. Claterbaugh
A. R. Comunale
Garrett Dalton
A. C. Echols
W. C. Elliott

W. F

. Fitzhugh

P. C

Grigg

N. B

Jeter

E. C

Joyner

Fred

Y. Ketner

Doro

hy Kirshbaum

Allen

S. Lloyd

D F

Love

Fran

Mongillo

Clau

de L. Neale

John

A. Proffitt

John

H. Reed, Jr.

J. R.

St. George

E. L.

Shamblen

R. F

S.mms

. Southward

Will

am N. Thompso

G. h

unter Wolfe

Dent

istry

W. C. Webb

Nursing

Mary Campbell Gale
Medical Technology

Katherine C. Wade

1929

Rex Blankinship
Charles H. Bond
W. M. B. Brown

Shaffer

Willie

m P. Stull

Thomason
Waddell

d W. Wilkinsor

s G. Wmstead

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Hardy

nacy

Anderson, Jr.

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C. Bray

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lie Hughes

Perry

Tie

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F. Mahoney

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Pott

O. K.

nette

A. C. Chandler
S. L. Cooke
William L. Cooke

A. C. Davis
Addison M. Duval
William J. Ellis
Ramon D. Garcin,
W. A. Graham
W. F. Hatcher

T. N. Hunnicutt, Jr
Charles Lipshutz

B. L. Parrish
W. G. Preas
J. P. Pregnall
Chorles R. Robins,

C. P. Ryland

Medicine

L. L. Ashburn
E. S. Berlin
M. Foscue Brock
W. E. Butler
John R. Copenhaver
J. Glenn Cox
Clyde L. Crawiord
Edwin S. Crisp
John W. Davis, Jr.
R. E. Dunkley
Van M. Ellis
H. J. Harris
T. S. Jennings
Dorsey Ketchum
Ben H. Knight
Clifford W. Lewis
Marsh McCall
E. T. Montgomery
Leslie E. Morrissett
N. W. Newman
Sigmund Newman
Zenas B. Noon

Emmett V. Richardsc
H. M. Richardson
R. S. Roberson
C. G. Spivey
W. G. Stephenson
Meyer Vitsky
Kennon C. Walden
Louis E. Wice
James N. Williams
J. H. Yeatman

Dentistry

B. A. Brann
J. P. Broaddus
Stanley L. Dixon
J. J. OKeefe
E. Budge Kent
W. Davis Parrott
R, O. Reynolds
W. N. Richardson
John A. Tolley
S. B. Towler

T. J. Banton
J. M. Bierer
C. L. Biscoe
Theodore Co'^en
Hilda S. Ellenson
B. J. Fitzhugh
E. E. Willey
B. B. Williams

Nursing

Neb F. Benner
Ella P. Bounds
Helen H. Crossley
Mary B. Healey
Nellie H. Hopkins
Azzie Jenks
Elia W. McCauley
Elizabeth K. Ryan

1931

Medicine

Antonio Acosta-Valar
Harold I. Amory
Paul J. Bundy
R. D. Butterworth
Frank Philip Colemar
L. B. Copenhaver
George F. Cormeny

Oscar W. Cranz
Fred G. DeBusk
R. O. Glenn
Victor Goodside
Belmont A. Helsabec!
William H. Hoskins
J. G. Jantz
O. G. King
Carl W. La Fratta
H. J. Lukeman
Frank Mayfield
•Harold W. Miller
Tom H. Mitchell
Thomas B. Payne
E. Cotton Rawls
Fred Taylor Renick
Adolfo Sanchez
Howard M. Starling
T. G. Synnott

Dentistry

Leon Slavin
Percy C. Spitzer

Pharmacy

Isadore I. Bass
Herman E. Becker
Hilda S. Ellenson

Nursing

Deborah Cappleman
Blanche S. Connell
Mary S. Gray
Minnie V. Jones
Elsie C. Kean
Sabra S. Russell

Medicine

Nathan Bloom
H. G. Byrd
Richard C. Cecil
R. Lee Clark, Jr.
Alexander M. Cox
Bertha M. Davis
C. A. Easley
R. H. Fowikes
E. C. Gates
J. J. Grizzard, Jr.
Sydney Levy
E. W. McCauley

TUCKER HOSPITAL, Inc.

212 West Franklin Street
Richmond, Virginia

A private hospital for diagnosis and treatment of psychiatric and neurological patients. Hospital
and out-patient services.

(Organic diseases of the nervous system, psychoneu roses, psychosomatic disorders, mood disturb-
ances, social adjustment problems, involutional reactions and selective psychotic and alcoholic prob-
lems.)

James Asa Shield, M. D.
George S. Fultz, Jr., M. D.

Weir M. Tucker, M. D.
Silvia Luik, M. D.

NOVEMBER, 1963

The G- 1 tract is the barometer of the mind"

BELBARR

SEDATIVE ANTISPASMODIC

Each scored white tablet contains: Vi gr. Phenobarbital; 0.0072 mg. Hyoscine Hydrobromide; 0.024 mg. Atropine
Sulfate; and 0.128 mg. Hyoscyamine Hydrobromide. BELBARB NO. 2-Same as Belbarb but with Vi gr.
Phenobarbital. BELBARB ELIXIR— Each 5 ml. is equivalent to one Belbarb tablet.

Belbarb soothes the agitated
mind and calms G-I spasm
through the central effect of
phenobarbital and the syner-
gistic action of belladonna
alkaloids on the G-I tract.

"The G-I tract

is the barometer

of the mind"

CHARLES C.

HASKELL

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associated with visceral smooth muscle spasm and
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tract spasm, peptic ulcer and hypertension.
Dose: TABLETS: 1 tablet q.i.d. Vi hour before meals
and at bedtime, or as directed by physician. ELIXIR:
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teaspoon q.i.d.

Warning: May be habit forming. Caution: Do not use
in patients with glaucoma or in elderly patients with
prostatic hypertrophy.

Send for samples and literature.

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Samuel H. Mirmelsteir
Walter A. Porter
P. A. Richards
Paul 5. Richards
Euston S. Robertson
C. T. St. Clair, Jr.
L. L Shamburger
Beecher L. Smith
W. W. Stanfield
L. B. Todd
J. S. Vermillion
George D. Vermilya
W. L. Weaver
J. M. Winkfield

Dentistry

W. R. Elam
L. H. Goldman
V. S. Hart
R. E. Long
J. B. Todd

Pharmacy

H. L Beamer
Earle W. Bell
J. H. Jones

Nursing

Addie H. Gale
Harriette A. Patteson
Harrietta F. Suits
Mary B. Thompson

Dietetics

Sally L. Ellison

F. Keith Bradford

J. W. Carney

Edgar W. Childrey, Jr

Ellis O. Coleman

Florence H. Comess

Wm. D. Comess

C. W. Copenhaver

J. Spencer Dryden

W. F. Evans

H. D. Fitzpatrick

M. D. Foster

David S. Garner

William H. Gordon

B. C. Grigsby

Paul Hogg

J. B. Johnson, Jr.

Mary E. Johnston

J. Bernard Jones

Robert H. Jordan

J. B. Kiser

M. H. McClintic

Juan Mimoso-Raspaldo

B. W. Mongle

R. B. Nutter

E. W. Perkins

J. W. Phillips

J. A. Robinson

George F. Salle

S. G. Saunders

Andrew D. Shapiro

Victor Simiele

W. P. Starling

Edwin D. Vaughan

John O. Watkms, Jr.

P. L. Wolgin

A. A. Yurko

Dentistry

J. L. Adams

B. M. Haley

Walter B. Lett
T. R. Nicholls

R. C. Mans
J. Robe

Mas:

Phc

nacy

R. P. Bailey
J. G. Boll
Roger D. Bro
Ralph Carino
G. L. E. Edm
Allen N. Fori
G. Wallace I
E. Claiborne
Joseph S. Ro'
C. B. Wallac
G. C. White

E. C. Mathews
George W. McCall
Clyde G. O'Brien
Philip W. Oden
Edwin J. Palmer
P. N. Pastore
J. A. Payne, III
Thomas B. Pope
C. L. Riley
R. C. Siersema

ddr,

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.mg

Isabelle W. Galbraith
Italy D. Nelson

Medicine

Robert A. Brown, Jr.
William F. Bryce, Jr
C. I. Butte, Jr.
C. C. Chewning, Jr.
S. C. Cox

Robert D. Croom, Jr
C. Fallon Davis
W. Fredric Delp
Claude S. Finney
Mildred B. Forman
Cecil C. Hatfield
Grey C. Hughes
Brock D. Jones
N. T. Keys
Alan F. Kreglow
J. H. Lamm
G. M. Leaman
W. S. Lloyd

Robert V. Te
F. N. Thompson
Girard V. Thompson
Elam C. Toone, Jr.
John W. Whitlock, Jr.

Dentistry

John J. Kohout
R. G. Wharton

Pharmacy

C. B. Freeman

Jack T. Gale

John W. Gallagher, Jr

T. O. Myers

R. M. Reilly

Myer Salsbury

David Silver

Robert W. Sims

Nursing

Vivian Bragg
Nannie G. Cole
Anna M. Copenhaver
Marguerite Nicholson
Dorothy K. Thomson

Medicine

John E. Alexand
B. Randolph Alls
Herbert M
John R. Bender
George S. Bowers
William H. Chapi
Chai Chang Choi
Solomon Disick
Joseph M. Dixon
J. B. Earle
Hugh S. Edwards
S. L. Elfmon

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P. Ev

James Q. Ganf
George A. Gla
J. M. Habel, Jr
Cornelius E. Ho
F. Hernandez-W
Esta L. Kress
Edmund M. La Pi

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John P.

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Lynch, Jr.

F. McRa

Aurelia G. Nicholls
Reno R. Porter
Rupert W. Powell
Wellford C. Reed
S. T. Ryang
John R. Saunders, .
Seymour Schotz
B. E. Stephenson, J
Hack U. Stephensoi
Clarry C. Trice
Leo L. Tylec
Wm. Roberts Tyson
Angela J. Villani

Westbrook Psychiatric Hospital, Inc.

(formerly Westbrook Sanatorium, Inc.)

FOUNDED 1911

Richmond, Virginia

A private psychiatric hospital employing modern diagnostic and treatment pro-
cedures — electro shock, insulin, psychotherapy, occupational and recreational
therapy — for nervous and mental disorders and problems of addiction.

REX BLANKINSHIP, M.D.
President

THOMAS F. COATES, JR., M.D.
Assistant Medical Director

JOHN R. SAUNDERS, M.D.
Medical Director

J. McDERMOTT BARNES, M.D.
Associate

R. H. CRYTZER
Administrator

BROCHURE OF LITERATURE AND VIEWS SENT ON REQUEST
write to:

WESTBROOK PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL, INC.

P. O. Box 1514, Richmond 27, Virginia

Telephone 359-5701

NOVEMBER, 1963

Harold W. Ward
Washington C. Winn

Dentistry

Albert D. Alexander
Moffett H. Bowman
T. C. Bradshaw
Elwood F. MacRury
Richard Lee Simpson, Jr
Sommers D. Stancell

Nursing

Baetz

Alma Colli.
Helen T. Bryce
Erna L Carlson
Ruhamah W. Henshaw
Lillian F. Hoover
Frances C. Morgan
Martha Nicholes
Louise C. Wiseman

1936

Medicine

Homer Bartley
Ben Bogen
Paul K. Candler
A. A. Davis
Lee Filmore Dobbs, Jr.
Robert R. Eason
James W. Elliott
Eugene R. Evans
Helen G. Evans
Homer E. Ferguson
William Frederic Fidle
William Y. Garrett
Frederick C. Goodall
Marvin R. Houck
A. R. Johnston
John H. Judson
Max Koenigsberg
E. W. Lacy, Jr.
Ila M. Malzone
Robert H. Mitchell
John H. Murry
Richard C. Neale
Frank N. Pole
Spotswood Robins
Leroy Smith
Jack Jay Stark
Lewis S. Trostler
Arthur L. VanName, Ji
Thomas U. Vermillion
Walter E. Vermilya
John G. Welch
George Austin Welcho
Claude B. Wh>te
R. B. Woodhull

Dentistry

Robert Frederick Eastm
Jack J. Goldman
Samuel P. Kayne
Thomas E. Martin
William S. Miles, Jr.
Preston D. Miller
Coyte R. Minges
Nathan Neyman
Herbert Tobias

Phar

lacy

J. M. Early
J. P. Madde

Medicine

James O. Burke
K. N. Byrne
Mary Louise Clark
John P. Eastham

Lendall C. Gay
W. G. Hardy
Clarence M. Hawke
John A. B. Holt
William B. Hoover
John Paul Jones
V. Clifton Lanier
Louis Lipman
Elmer McGraw
Jul ien H. Meyer
Richard A. Michaux
Richard N. O'Dell
Margaret A. Pennington
W. A. Pennington
Eli A. Rosen
J. B. Ruffin
Herbert N. Schwartz
Julius J. Snyder
Christine Thelen
Morris Wilburne
Roger S. Williams
William L. Wingfield

Dentistry

Stephen F. Gutowski
I. Michael Harris
Woodrow C. Henderson
Thomas M. Hunter
Alexander L. Martone
Norman G. Sedel

Pharmacy

John W. Courtney, Jr.
John Ray Hurt
W. P. Lewis
Jane P. Parker
Max L. Plotkin

Nursing

Ellie W. Lefeber
Margaret M. Price
Rachel B. Rooke

Medical Technology

Louise Carden
Joan E. Tubbs

Medicine

B. B. Bagby, Jr.
Hayes W. Caldwell
Russell N. Carrier
Julius F. Chairsell
Phillips L. Claud
David M. Cogdell
William H. Copley
Samuel S. DuPuy
Garland Dyches
Alexander Earle

Ira C. Evans
Robert M. Ferrell
George S. Fultz, Jr.
Edward E. Haddock
Gordon D. Hall
Archie A. Hoffman
Albert Wm. Holmes
Jacob Camden Huffman
Charles F. James, Jr.
Sydney L. Lang
Carl S. Lingamfelter, Jr.
William H. McCall
M. Everett McRae
John F. Morris
Sidney Grey Page, Jr.
Henkel Moser Price

C. Rodriguez
Herbert G. Ruffin
Irving M. Schor
Earl S. Scott
Woodrow W. Scott
•Edward G. Sharp

Paul C. Soulsby
Otto S. Steinreich
Dwight S. Stevenson
W. T. Thompson, Jr.
Gilman R. Tyler
Annie Louise Wilkerson
H. Joseph Williams
William Hart Woodson

Dentistry

Ernest L. Bayton, Jr.
P. N. Davis, Jr.
Anthony M. DeMuth
Sanford A. Lipford
Mark Milton Neale
A. G. Orphanidys
William H. Traynham, Jr

Pharmacy

Herald Edds
W. W. Gray
James F. Hollenbeck
Stanley H. Jewell
William H. Joyner
A. Ralph Martin
Pearl E. Martin
Robert L. Richardson

Dietetics

Kathleen R. Creech

Medicine

A. L. Cannon
Beverley B. Clary
Jose D. Coll
Dewitt C. Daughtry
Thomas H. S. Ely
John W. Hash
Sidney J. Hellman
James W. Humphreys, Jr
Marion F. Jarrett
Saul Krugman
Robert C. Longan, Jr.
Carl Manuta
F. G. McConnell
Buford W. McNeer
Harold I. Nemuth
Maurice E. B. Owens, Jr.
John L. Patterson
Debora Pineles
William J. Robinson
Catalina Scarano
William M. Smethie
John E. Stone
Harry A. Tubbs
George D. Vaughan

Dentistry

Ulpian G. Bradenham
M. O. Fox
Raymond L. Hensley
Robert L. Mason
H. Shepard Moon
Charles M. Rosa
George N. Trakas
Amand C. Vipond
Harry B. Weiner

Pharmacy

Z. I. Blachman
Charles O. Fore
Sidney A. Hirsch
Roderick L. Lucas
L. A. Shepherd
J. Muriel Wilkerson
Justine Hughes Wilkins

Nursing

Frances W. Etheridge

Medicine

Olivia Abernethy
Oscar Aguilo
C. Sherrill Armentrout
Vernon M. Bryant
Galen G. Craun
Dorothy Fisher
Herman Jacob Flax
Leonard Galbraith
Robert S. Gatherum, Jr
Josefina Guarch
C. Bemis Hall
Richard K. Hanifan
Milton J. Hoover, Jr.
John F. C. Hunter
Gus T. Kerhulas
Edward L. King
Morris H. O'Dell
A. Bernard Pasternack
Elmer S. Robertson
Benjamin Rosenberg
James E. Spargo, Jr.
John T. Walke
Margaret H. Zolen

Dentistry

Aubrey C. Duffer
Harold A. Epstein
Raymond A. Holcomb
W. Yates League
E. Y. Lovelace, Jr.
Robert I. Miles
Jose O. Porrata

Pharmacy

W. G. Clark
Boyd S. Clements
Garland C. Habel
Joseph M. Parker
C. C. Scott

Nursing

Alberta C. Rawchuck
Dietetics

Elizabeth Lounds

Medicine

Ernest B. Agee, Jr.
Herbert C. Allen, Jr.
Charles Baldini, Jr.
Bradford S. Bennett
Samuel Blank
John O. Boyd, Jr.
Estill L. Caudill, Jr.
Pete Commings
William E. Doner
Robert S. Faircloth
Mary V. Gallagher
A. Broaddus Gravatt, Jr
Julius C. Hulcher
Arthur A. Kirk
Sidney Lyons
John J. Marsella
L. M. Mason
Carolyn M. McCue
Percy J. McElrath, Jr.
M. Jane Page
Carl P. Parker
Fletcher L. Raiford
W. H. Rardin
James S. Rhodes, Jr.
John Edgar Stevens
George A. Stewart
Adney K. Sutphin
Julian A. White

Dentistry

Bernard B. Batleman
David M. Bear
Margaret C. Draffin
William C. Draffin
E. J. Gorski
Charles R. Guthrie, Jr.
Wesley B. Jones
K. Emerson Montgomery
William M. Murray
Hume S. Powell
Charles R. Richard
Grover C. Starbuck
Frank P. Turner, Jr.
John G. Wall

Pharmacy

W. Russell Glover
Alden S. Hankla
C. V. Montgomery, Jr.
W. Roy Smith
Kenneth W. Tipton
John O. Wallace

Nursing

ie P. Chitwood

M. McElrath

Medicine

George K. Brooks, Jr.
M. C. Caballero
Pauline D. Carmichael
James W. Choate
G. F. Dederick, Jr.
Edward J. Evans
Clara J. Fleischer
Charles G. Fox, Jr.
Donald R. Gilbert
Haywood N. Hill
Jacob S. Huffman
Hunter Jackson
Ansel Lipman
Fred D. Maphis, Jr.
Anabel S. McConnell
Harry C. Robelen, Jr.
Thomas B. Smith
Catherine Stoeckel
Evelyn L. Stull
James A. Thompson, Jr.
Maurice S. Vitsky
William W. Walton
O. W. Ward, Jr.
Herbert F. Webb
David C. Whitehead

Dentistry

David M. Alexander
Philip W. Handy
Frederick W. Hines
Cyril R. Mirmelstein
Rupert S. Walker

Pharmacy

J. O. Hubbard
Frank D. Lawrence
E. Carlyle Phillips
T. B. Settle, Jr.
William H. Thompson
Ralph M. Ware

Nursing

Mary Esther Cibula
Mary C. Garby
Aileen B. Hagood
Margaret A. Robertson
Josephine W. Shultz
Blanche A. Stephens
Marie H. Trivett

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Medicine

L. E. Banks
Alfred A. Berger
Charles P. Blunt
Charles W. Byrd
Robert E. Carr
Stuart H. Catron, Jr
James L. Chitwood
Custis L. Coleman
Hal S. Floyd
William S. Grizzard
George L. Grubb
William J. Hagood,
A. Ernest Handy

Ian

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ntil

G. Jc

John Marcus Kesfer, Jr
Melvin B. Lamberth

Herbert R.

all

Lucile W. Richardson
Charles R. Riley
Norman Rosenthal
Leroy 5. Safian
Juan Santos
John S. Shaffer
James Avon Smith
Russell N. Snead
Wiley B. Trivett, Jr.
Herbert L. Warres
William H. Woodson

Dentistry

A. Robert Anderson, J
Bragdon R. Bowling
John J. Cortopassi
Samuel C. Patteson

Pharmacy

Robert H. Gardiner, J:

Floyd A. Robertson, Jr
R. T. Shepherd
Nursing

L. Frances Gordon
Nancy L. Hignite
Susan C. Lewis
Dorsye Russell
Edith West
Pearl S. Wolfe

1943D

Medicine

Richard A. Bagby
Howard E. Baldini
Ellsworth F. Cale
Fay Carmines
David D. Dexter
Henry E. Ernst
Robert H. Fennell
Eugene Freundlich
James Cofer Gale
Thomas V. Goode, Jr.
A. C. Johnson
Sarah H. Jones
William R. Kay
Frank R. Kelly, Jr.
Otis E. Linkous, Jr.
Shirley S. Martin
Virgil R. May
Fred C. McCall
Frank F. Merker
W. W. Mills
Margaret B. Obenscha
Ruth O'Neal
Edwin J. Otis
John M. Ratliff, Jr.
Charles H. Rawls
Wm. H. ReMine, Jr.

Ashby T. Richards

Donald C. Schweizer

Cyril I. Sease, Jr.

Jay Stoeckel

George Vranian

Harold E. Wolfe

Dentistry

Joseph H. Conduff

William J. Longan

Pharmacy

Stanley A. Greenbaun

Jack N. Williams

1944

William B. B
Robert R. De

shop

nnison

Rufus P. Ellett, Jr.
Cecil Glen Finney
Merritt W. Foster, Jr.
Claude A. Frazier
E. C. Garber, Jr.
A. Lawson Hardie, Jr.
Gordon F. Harrell
Charles D. Houck
Thomas C. Iden
Margueritte E. Kersey
William W. Kersey
Herman M. Kunkle
J. W. Lambdin
S. W. Lippincott
Edward N. Maxwell
Ray A. Moore, Jr.
W. Donald Moore
William P. Morrissette
Marcus Nakdimen
Roy T. Parker
Nelson S. Payne
Abraham Perlman

Robert C. Shelburr
C. F. Siewers
Oscar O. Smith, J
Gervas S. Taylor
Jomes Tidier
Richard D. Turin
John B. Walker, J

Dentistry

Frank C. Allen
Herbert H. Bonnie
Arthur B. David
Jomes E. Furr, Jr.
Boyd Clark Getty
Ira Gould
Howard C. Mirmel

Nursing

Dorothy B. Berk
Joan Eanes
Katherine D. Edwc
Edna R. Oppi
Charlene P. Park
Virginia G. Wesi

1945

Medicine

Edward H. Alderman
C. Cooper Bell, Jr.
R. R. Boone, Jr.
Raymond S. Brown
Walter E. Bundy, Jr.
Robert L. Chamberlair
William E. Copeland
G. E. Cox

Belle DeCormis Fears
Willard M. Fitch
Donald L. Greever

hen

Owen Gwathmey
Charles H. Hagan, .
G. D. Hayden
Larry Allison High
William H. Huffsteth
George R. Jones
Alfred Joseph
Edwin J. Kamons
Frederick V. Lilly
Mann T. Lowry
Franklin W. Mallam
John J. Marra
A. A. McLean
Herman M. Nachma
Elliot M. Namay
Albert J. Paine
M. W. Phillips
Robert R. Rector
Paul W. Robinett
Harvey R. St. Clair
Roy Burton Sampson
Robert H. Sease
William H. Shaia
Ramon M. Suarez, J
George F. West
Forrest P. White
Earl E. Wilkison
George A. Zirkle, Ji

Dentistry

Franklin D. Bell
James E. Graham, J
James A. Harrell
Edgar F. Jessee
Herbert W. Kaplan
Roy A. Miller, Jr.
Morton A. Paret
Edward D. Risdon

Pharmacy

Eleanor L. Boothe

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA

HOSPITAL DIVISION

Medical College of Virginia Hospital

Memorial Hospital

Saint Philip Hospital

Ennion G. Williams Hospital

(Operated jointly with the State Health Department)

A. D. Williams Memorial Clinic

(Outpatient Department)

To preserve and restore health

To seek the cause and cure of disease

To educate those who would serve humanity

THE SCARAB

Louise F. Simpson

Nursing

Ruth R. Brewer
Eleanor S. Carson
Helen V. Moosey

Dietetics

Elsie Hooker

1946

Medicine

R. E. Berman
Charles H. Brant
James W. Brooks
M. G. Burdette
Rowland H. Burns
William B. Cecil, Jr.
Rafael Cuevas-Zamora
Wyson Curry, Jr.
Albert H. Dudley
David M. Dumville
John R. Fitzgerald
Jack Freund
John A. Gill
Rupert S. Hughes
George W. Hurt
Randolph M. Jackson
James W. Johnston
Charles E. Llewellyn
J. D. Mathias

A. B. H. Mirmelstein
Robert P. Moore
Jack J. Schwartz
Stuart M. Sessoms
Robert L. Sommerville
R. E. Stone

Isabel Taliaferro
Clayton L. Thomas
C. Newton Van Horn
Richard D. Wilson
William C. Winter, Jr.

Dentistry

Gladstone M. Hill
John J. Richardson

Nursing

Nell W. Greever
Marye H. Marks

Medical Technology

Frances B. Holsinger

1947

Medicine

Franklin L. Angell
John S. Blagg
Robert W. Bradley

C. Whitney Caulkins, Jr.
E. Lemoyne Coffield
Wayne W. Dutton
Milton D. Friedenberg
David J. Greenberg
James P. Harnsberger
Seymour Harris

D. A. Haught
Douglass O. Hill
J. Edward Hill
Jerome Imburg
George R. Krupp
Stuart H. Light
Robert Q. Marston

B. J. McClanahan
William W. McClure
Philip L. Minor
George J. Oliver, Jr.
Robert E. Paine, Jr.
Francis R. Payne, Jr.
Forrest W. Pitts
Ralph S. Riffenburgh

NOVEMBER, 1963

Jay E. Rogers, Jr.

Ann H. Suggs

Roy S. Temeles

C. Carl Tully

L. Mildred Williams

Charles M. Zacharias

Dentistry

John R. Carson, Jr.
Fred B. Cornett
Walter M. Ormes, Jr.
John N. Pastore
Joseph R. Suggs

Pharmacy

Anne G. Durkin
Thomas W. Eppes
Adolph C. Lueckert
Edith M. Moses
Russell E. Simpson, Jr.
James E. Smith
J. T. Thompson, Jr.

Nursing

Betty S. Brown
Jennie K. Caulkins
Eloise W. Gilmore
Lucie K. Latimer
Jane M. Light
Mary C. Williams
Virginia L. Williams

Physical Therapy

Margaret M. Watlingto
X-ray Technology

Quetita Miro

1948

Alvis B. Adan

Ada

Wilbur F. Amonette
Doris A. Berlin
E. Lowell Berry
Arthur K. Black
Henry A. Bullock, Jr.
Ernest T. Cobb
Vernon L. Cofer, Jr.
Lee Roy Conn
Crowell T. Daniel, Jr.
Conley L. Edwards, Jr.
Roy A. Edwards
George F. Elsasser
John R. Freeman
Paul E. Gordon
Robert Greco
Charles G. Guttas
Thomas B. Hordman
Leonard P. Hudnall
Charles D. Jordan
S. Ben Judy
Carl H. Laestar
William B. Looney
Ewing W. McPherson
Arthur G. Meokin
C. W. Moorefield
Robert W. Moseley
Thomas H. Moseley
William A. Niermann
William H. Pate
Richard Q. Penick
Robert E. Richard
Lucius W. Roberts, Jr.
Henry P. Royster
Thomas A. Saunders
Elizabeth C. Strawinsky
John L. Whaley
Ann Hardy Williams
Charles Lee Williams

Dentistry

Ernest S. Benson
Clarence R. Boyd
Lonme B. Dickens, Jr.
Thomas P. Freeman
Charles W. Horton
W. Harrell Johnson
Martin Rosenberg
James R. Turnage

Pharmacy

C. A. Moses

Nursing

Laura S. Birdsong
Billy D. Kramer
Madeline H. Snead
Faye Hensley Starr
Ann Sleigleder

1949

Medicine

Leo Blank
Arnold L. Brown
Hilda Garcia
Frank A. Gonzalez
Robert E. Holzgrafe
Herbert C. Hoover
George T. Hoylman
Beverly Jones
Harold O. Kamons
Ulric J. Laquer
Philip London
Joseph H. Masters
R. E. McClellan
William B. Moncure
John H. Moon
Harry Nenni
Heth Owen, Jr.
David S. Palmstrom
Donal S. Parker
Irving E. Shafer, Jr.
Stanley S. Simon
Ralph J. Stalter
Charles G. Thompson
John L. Thornton, III
C. V. Townsend
Robert S. Turner, Jr.
W. T. Walker
W. Warren Walthall, Jr.
Frederick Williams
William O. Winston

Dentistry

George H. Barnett
Ralph L. Crabill
Henry B. Field
Ben M. Hiner
Marvin Pleasants
Charles H. Sugg

Pharmacy

Robert A. Garland
Frank G. Johnson
Charles F. Kingery
Montague C. Marshall, Jr
Richard E. Marshall
Thomas F. Marshall, Jr.
John E. Marks
A. B. Motley, Jr.
Robert E. Plott
George J. Savage, Jr.
Forrest B. Voight, Jr.
Wallace F. Whitmore

1950
Medicine

Robert A. Abernathy, Jr.
W. B. Adams
Earl D. Allara
Thomas W. Ayres, Jr.

William M. Bangel
Wyndham B. Blanton, Jr.
Russell V. Bowers
Thornton R. Cleek
M. Cade Covington
Evelyn P. Daniel
Griffith B. Daniel
Alberto M. Dominquez
Charles Garrett, Jr.
John T. Glick, Jr.
Florine Hampton
Thomas B. Hedrick
James R. Holsinger
Eileen T. Jennings
William H. Johnson
James Laster
Margaret L. Masters
E. E. Mihalyka
Donald S. Myers
Andrew Pasquale
John W. Powell
Luke R. Rader
Irma H. Rivera
John B. Rose, Jr.
Lee W. Shaffer, Jr.
Robert D. Shreve
Donald G. Siegel
Eustace H. Smith
John E. Smith
Joseph A. Smith
Lawrence O. Snead, Jr.
Archie C. Stanton, Jr.
Thomas W. Tusing
Allan M. Unger
Jay N. Wemple

Dentistry

James Ervin Cannon, Jr.
John S. Dilday
Lewis D. Johnston
Max Largent
Virgil H. Marshall
Lawrence G. Mathews
Vernon S. Nicholson
Woodrow W. Poss
Claude D. Richardson, Jr
Wilbur L. Shearer, Jr.
Walker P. Sydnor
James G. Weddle, Jr.
Hugh O. Wrenn

Pharmacy

Walter P. Bailey

M. Lee Baker
Thomas E. Bruce, Jr.
Jack B. Carson
Linwood J. French
William E. Hemby
Edward E. Hughes, Jr.
A. K. Kittinger
John J. Minahan, Jr.
Roy A. Moon
Edwin A. Myrick
Paul K. Pickering, Jr.
Roger A. Smith
Eugene V. White
Hiram H. Whitehead
Samuel W. Wilkinson

Nursing

Mary Lou L. Barrier
Jeanette W. Howard
Joan M. Mancini

Medical Technology

Diane G. Winston

Physical Therapy

Barbara E. Teasdale

Master of Science

Joseph F. Kell, Jr.
Emily E. Mueller

Medicine

Carlos S. Berrocal
Joseph H. Britton
John D. French
R. Finley Gayle, III
William C. Grigsby
Frederick A. Gunion
Luther J. Hamlett
A. Epes Harris, Jr.
Lewis B. Hasty
Norman N. Hill
William J. Hotchkiss
Thomas H. Jennings
Walter Stanley Jennings
Ernest J. Keffer, Jr.
H. Reece Little, Jr.
Arthur J. Martin
Joseph E. Mathias
Thomas D. McCahill
Francis H. McMullan
Harold W. Miller, Jr.
W. E. Newby
Levi Old, Jr.
Robert M. Phillips
Charles L. Randolph Jr
C. J. Roncaglione
Bernard M. Savage
Philip R. Thomas
Norman R. Tingle
Paul E. Totten
Albert J. Wasserman
Julian Weinstein
Yale H. Zimberg

Dentistry

Thomas W. Armstrong, Jr.
R. H. Bruni, Jr.
William M. Ditto
Ira P. Efird
Robert P. Fultz, Jr.
Carlton E. Gregory
William G. Martin
Daniel R. Miller
Thomas W. Peterson
Howard B. Watkins

Pharmacy

Henry W. Addington, Jr.
Charles J. Ashby
Carl E. Bain
Harry W. Brown, Jr.
James M. Christian
Mills H. Doyle
T. H. Holland
George James Janosik
Wallace Klein
Gordon F. Martens
Benjamin W. Powell
John M. Tabb

Nursing

Erma G. Boninsegna
Joanna T. Kluck
Mae Belle Lee
Mary W. Rebman
Margaret L. Ruck
Loretta F. Whanger

Hospital Administration

Nathan Bushnell, III
James E. Case
John C. Hess
C. D. Jenkins
Barrington Kinnard
Joseph S. Stubbs

Physical Therapy

M. D. Bates
Bernard W. Swift

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photographed the solid results.)

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brand of

glycopyrrolate, 1 mg. per tablet

Robinul-PH

glycopyrrolate, 1 mg., and phenobarbital,

l A gr. per tablet/Warning: may be habit forming.

produce solid results

Glycopyrrolate establishes a more favorable
healing environment for your ulcer patient. It
reduces acid volume 1 " 4 . . .elevates and main-
tains gastric pH 1 ... suppresses hypermotility 4 ' 5
without affecting gastric emptying. 5 The inci-
dence of disturbing side effects with glycopyr-
rolate is extremely low 79 — proof that it caters
to your patient's comfort.

outstanding clinical results: Clinical results

with glycopyrrolate have been outstanding. In
795 reported cases of peptic ulcer, good to
excellent results were achieved in 83.1%, or
661. Posey sums it up when he says, "In effect
with glycopyrrolate, one approaches an ideal
agentforthe management of peptic ulcer. With
it a vagolytic effect may be obtained without
interfering with gastric emptying— the medical
equivalent to vagectomy plus an adequate
drainage procedure." 2 We invite you to try
Robinul (glycopyrrolate) in your practice and
discover firsthand how it establishes a more
favorable healing environment to give you solid
results in treating peptic ulcer.

Side Effects: Dryness of mouth, blurred vision,
urinary difficulties, and constipation are sel-
dom troublesome and may generally be con-
trolled by reduction of dosage. Other unwanted
effects such as skin rashes have been reported
rarely.

Precautions: Administer with care to patients
with incipient glaucoma.

Contraindicated: In acute glaucoma, prostatic
hypertrophy, and in the presence of urinary
bladder neck obstruction or pyloric obstruction
or stenosis with significant gastric retention.

Robinul-PH is contraindicated in patients
sensitive to phenobarbital or with advanced
hepatic or renal disease.

References: 1. Sun, D.C.H.: Ann. New York Acad. Sc. 99:153,
Feb., 1962. 2. Posey, E. L, Jr.: Am. J. Digest Dis. 7:863, Oct., 1962.

3. Slanger, A.: Journal of New Drugs 2:215, July-Aug., 1962.

4. Kasich, A. M., and Fein, H. D.: Am. J. Gastroenterology 39:1,
Jan., 1963. 5. Breidenbach, W. C: Invest. Clin. Report, March,
1961. 6. Young, R., and Sun, D.C. H.: Ann. New York Acad. Sc.
99:174, Feb., 1962. 7. Epstein, J. H.: Am. J. Gas-
troenterology37:295, March, 1962. 8.0rchow, H.S.:
Clin. Med. 9:1743, Aug., 1962. 9. Moeller, H.C.:
Ann. New York Acad. Sc. 99:158, Feb., 1962.

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Medicine

William M. Atkins
David W. Branch
John F. Butterworth, III
L. C. Cantor
Jean P. Cavender
Gene Clapsaddle
Thomas J. Conaty
Kenneth D. Crippen
John S. Darden
Frank A. Hamilton, Jr.
Kenneth M. Heatwole
William E. Holladay, Jr.
Harry H. Howren
George H. Hull
Juan F. Jimenez
Emily E. Jones
Earle J. Kerpleman
C. M. Keys
Jack A. Lawson
W. B. McCutcheon, Jr.
Bernard H. Miller
Rose M. Morecock
John A. Murray
Shirley C. Olsson
Thomas P. Overton
Bernard L. Patterson
John S. Prince
F. A. Reda, Jr.
Richard O. Rogers, Jr.
Thomas W. Sale, Jr.
William A. Shelton
Peter W. Squire
George F. Tucker
Thomas W. Turner
David Tyler
George A. Weimer
Louis R. Wilkerson
Frank Q. Wingfield, Jr.

Dentistry

C. L. Baltimore
Jack W. Chevalier
Bruce H. Donald, Jr.
Charles F. Fletcher
John H. Goode, Jr.
Kenneth S. Gusler
James E. Rayhorn

Pharmacy

Kenneth E. Conner
John Giragosian
Seldon S. Herbert
Nick G. Nicholas
Robert H. Piccolo
M. Blair Robertson
I. M. Tatum

Nursing

Emily H. Baxter
Mary Ann T. Hamilton
Mae W. Shehee
Mary W. Stanford

Hospital Administration

William M. Bucher
Hunter A. Grumbles
William R. Reid

Physical Therapy

Richard B. Kemp
Ruth M. Latimer

Simeon H. Adams
Wesley C. Bernhart
Dudley E. Brown, Jr.

Baxter H. Byerly
Kenneth M. Clements
Alvin E. Conner
Catherine E. Craum
Cecil F. Evans, Jr.
William P. Fletcher
Allan L. Forbes
Joseph E. Gardner
William N. Gee, Jr.
Frederick T. Given, Jr.
Ota T. Graham, Jr.
Julius Griffin
Warren Hagood
Charles P. Harwood
Ernest C. Hermann
F. V. Hodges
Raymond C. Hooker, Jr.
Farrar W. Howard
Robert O. Hudgens
Harry I. Johnson, Jr.
M. G. Martin
Harvey E. Melton
Samuel S. Morrison
George Naymick
A. C. Pirkle
Mary B. Pryor
Jean F. Ragsdale
John Rebman, III
Charles W. Richardson
Frank E. Rowell
Arthur Sanders
Julie M. Sanford
Richard H. Smith, Jr.
Henry S. Spencer
Walter J. Stanford
Thomas P. Stratford
Paul A. Tanner, Jr.
Terry F. Tanner
William B. Tarry, Jr.
Charles G. Thedieck
Charles J. Townsend
William G. Way
James H. Wiley
W. Wilson Wren

Dentistry

Donald S. Brown
Oliver L. Burkett, Jr.
Robert T. Edwards
Burrell E. Kanoy
William A. McClellan
Frederick C. Shaw

Pharmacy

Norman L. Hilliard
Newton J. Peters
Eames A. Powers
Guy B. Rice. Jr.
James M. Thrower

Nursing

Patricia W. Foster
Anne C. Reynolds

Hospital Administration

Robert A. Cramer
Thomas J. Curtis

Physical Therapy

Millard L. Berman

Medicine

E. A. Barham
Donald L. Baxter
Robert R. Bender
D. Robert Bennett
Paul M. Burd
•James R. Cochran
Lawrence S. Cowling

Leonard L. Davis, Jr.
William H. Dewhurst
Helen J. Driskill
Harold W. Felton
Sarah E. Forbes
L. Lynton Goulder, Jr.
William B. Hall, Jr.
William H. Harriman, Jr.
Henry T. Harrison
John P. Heatwole
Mary Lou Hoover Hale
Manuel O. Jaffe
Robert C. Kluge
Charles T. Lively
John B. Markey
Randolph McCutcheon, Jr.
James V. McKenzie
Donald H. McNeill, Jr.
Richard M. Newton
Alton L. Powell, III
Laurie E. Rennie
William G. Rickard
Ralph M. Robinson
Philip A. Rosenfeld
Paul H. Schellenberg
David D. Smith
Frances S. A. Williams
Ohlen R. Wilson

Dentistry

Charles E. Borr
Lewis R. Belote
Byard S. Deputy
Charles S. Fralin
H. P. Graham
G. E. Gurganus
Charles Halstead
M. C. Harrell
John T. Jobe, III
Robert A. McDonald
Harry L. Mears, Jr.
Barry G. Miller
John A. Morris
Ben E. Thraikill, Jr.
C. B. Williams
Peter S. Yeatras

Pharmacy

Graham F. Hendley
Samuel H. Kalman
Everett F. Kohne
Richard M. Peatross, Jr.

Nursing

Elizabeth A. Boyer
Mary Jane M. Kroncke

Hospital Administration

Richard Brooke, Jr.
Gerald W. DeHaven
Paul F. Flanagan
Charles L. Gwinn
Joseph H. James, Jr.
Jesse W. Reel
Warren E. Stearns

Dietetics

Donna M. Miller

Medicine

Theodore Adler
Harry W. Bachman, Jr.
John A. Board
J. David Bradford
William A. Cassada, Jr.
Robert B. Chevalier
Arthur B. Frazier
Nancy M. Garrett
Jack S. Garrison
William R. Harlan, Jr.
Donald R. Holsinger

Robert Iden
Cary J. Lambert
Donald R. Lantz
Alden Mayer
Hunter H. McGuire, Jr.
Perry F. Mullinax, Jr.
Nicholas G. Poulos
Douglas O. Powell
Robert G. Proctor
James T. Robinson
Howard A. Silverman
William P. Sinclair
Marian C. Waddel
Arlie H. Westfall
Milton Wigod
R. Lewis Wright

Dentistry

George B. Crist
Roy H. Jones
Eugene L. Kanter
Emanuel W. Michaels
John P. Morris
F. D. Morse, Jr.

Pharmacy

Thomas B. Boyette
Richard T. Brown
Harvey B. Morgan
Beverly Partin
Luke M. Stephens

Nursing

Ann G. Joyce
Eleanor R. Roller

Hospital Administration

Paul N. Bridge
John L. Freeland
Kenneth L. Gallier
Stanley F. Gumerlock, Jr.
Charles L. Hite
Charles T. Wood

Medical Technology

Katherine Dewhurst

Charles C. Ashby
Robert R. Bowen
William B. Brown
Tony Constant
Frank E. Dunlap
Freeman Epes
Andrew M. Fekete
Clarence K. Glover, Jr.
John R. Good
P. G. Gregoriou
Donald S. Howell
E. Sidney Hunter, Jr.
Marvin A. Krane
William J. Lawson
Charles H. Moseley
Fitzhugh X. Mullins
Sterling N. Ransone
Gerald W. Roller
Rosemary F. Schellenberg
Larry C. Smith
Robert S. Smith
Paulus C. Taylor
James E. Temple
W. A. Thurman, Jr.
Rheudolph J. Wells
Harriet E. Wood
Walter M. Zirkle, Jr.

Dentistry

Charles B. Barnett
Richard D. Collier

W. W. Crittenden, Jr.

C. D. King

Paul M. March

W. L. Pratt

L. B. Sheppard

E. Alton Thomas

James E. Williams

Pharmacy

Henry C. Brown, Jr.
Edwin L. Burnette
Sydney Clement
Phillip B. May
Barbara Morgan
James T. Savage

Nursing

Eleanor M. Browning
Emily M. Johnston

Hospital Administration

John C. Blankenbeckler
Carl S. Napps
Joseph E. Peery, Jr.

Medical Technology

Phyllis M. Darden
Physical Therapy

Sidney A. Krukin

1957

Medicine

Bruce A. Baber
Charles L. Baird, Jr.
John M. Bishop, Jr.
Wilbur J. Blechman
J. H. Caricofe
Elizabeth R. Carmichael
Walter F. Green, III
Robert F. Haden
Stacy H. Kmlaw
Charles W. Kinzer
Ronald E. Miller
Richard L. Relyea
Teresa Silverman
Fred W. Wampler
Jack Wells
Ruth F. Williams
Reuben B. Young, Jr.

Dentistry

J. M. Adair
Dick S. Ajalat
Edward H. Allen
William H. Allison
Fred G. Alouf, Jr.
Calvin L. Belkov
Fred C. Homer, Jr.

R. Ma

Robert C. Woods

Pharmacy

John L. Butler
Robert L. Geil
Frank Grossman
Walter R. Jones
Paul E. Roberts
Robert S. Stiff

Nursing

Carol B. Cantrell
Jean B. Finley
Elizabeth S. Mason
Janice G. Proctor
Shirley P. Shull
Ann R. Yankovich

Hospital Administration

C. Robert Peery
Ernest T. Sheen

THE SCARAB

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the bronchodilator

with the intermediate dose of KI

<9* combination of the four most widely used drugs for treatment of
asthma. Each tablet contains Aminophylline 130 mg., Ephedrine
HC1 16 mg., Phenobarbital 22 mg. (Warning: May be habit forming),
Potassium Iodide 195 mg. — compounded for prompt absorption and
balanced action, and buffered for tolerance.

Dosage in asthma, emphysema, bronchiectasis, chronic bronchitis:
One tablet with a full glass of water, 3 or 4 times a day.
Precautions: The usual precautions for aminophylline-ephedrine-
phenobarbital mixtures. Iodides may cause nausea, and very long use
may cause goiter. Discontinue if symptoms of iodism develop.
Contraindications of Iodides: Tuberculosis, pregnancy (to protect
the fetus against possible depression of thyroid activity).

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Iodide as the mucolytic-expectorant.

Glyceryl Guaiacolate has no known side effects.

Caution: Federal law prohibits dispensing
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Dispensed in bottles of 100 and 1000 tablets

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Manufacturers of ethical pharmaceuticals since 1856

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Medicine

Donald R. Bailey

Louisa S. Batman

Richard F. Clark

Frank H. Dudley

James L. Ferrell

Albert A. Fratrick

Robert W. Fry

Carl J. Greever

William E. Hale

Robert D. Hess

Claude K. Hylton

Leon Jennings, Jr.

Clabe W. Lynn, Jr.

John A. Mathews

William W. McDonough

Marion J. Murray, Jr.

Philip Rubin

Robert B. Scott

E. Marvin Sokol

Rufus O. Van Dyke, Jr.

Vivian M. Wilkerson

Robert W. Woodhouse, III

W. P. Wiltsee Young

Dentistry

William F. Bryson
William S. Dodson
Donald C. Evans
Llewellyn T. Flippen
Ralph R. Futterman
William K. Lennon
Bennett Malbon
George R. McGuire
Harold P. Remines
James L. Ross
Ronald D. Shocket
N. Carl Wessinger
Howard A. Woolwine

Pharmacy

Edward M. Durand
Frank K. Harris
Carl R. Johnson
Richard B. Rice

Nursing

Julia W. Hylton
Melody J. Marshall
Ann B. Murray
Clementine S. Pollok
Sylvia W. Winchester

Hospital Administration

Carroll E. Clary
Elwyn L. Derring
Lester L. Lamb
John D. Phillips
Robert R. Shields
J. Crenshaw Th
Kenneth L. Waddell
John D. Worley, J

pson

1959

Medicine

James P. Baker
Morton Bender
John Robert Blackmori
Anne W. Board
Gilbert H. Bryson
Joseph C. Campbell
Charles W. Coppedge
Duane E. Cozart
William D. Deep
B. B. Evans
James L. Gardner

Darrell K. Gilliam
R. Arthur Gindin
Charles M. Graham, Jr.
Basil W. McManus
Maritza G. McManus
Fletcher B. Owen, Jr.
Nathan A. Safian
Joyce H. Saunders
Daniel C. Smith
George H. Trough

Dentistry

Stephen L. Bissell
Richard E. Blanchard
Charles M. Bress
John M. Butler
Robert W. Clements
Robert V. Diggs
William M. Fulgham
Ronald D. Jones
Robert S. Jordan, III
John R. Kiser
Antony C. Livingstone
Charles B. Morton
William R. Moseley
John M. Padgett
Bernard F. Smith
David L. Via

Pharmacy

F. Spencer Anderson, III
Carthan F. Currin, Jr.
Donald S. Eaton
Joseph A. Felts
John E. Foster
Roy Lee Garrett
Frank M. Hemingway
Esther L. Kue
Winston B. Lipscomb
Forrest R. Marshall
William A. Plot)
Arnauld F. Scafidi

Nursing

Martha C. Bragg
Ann D. Broaddus
Jessica K. Falkos
Anna M. Fowler
Patricia J. Hume
Leah C. Hundley
Mary R. JefTress
Ethel W. Merryman
Ella A. Moore
Mary Lou M. Morrison
Doris C. Scott
Brenda K. Stubbs
Anne Sullivan
Joanne E. Tocce
Catherine R. Utz
Frances L. Whitlock

Hospital Administration

Edward D. Bennett
Warren R. Belts
Howard Colon
Garlond E. Evers
William D. Gibson
John R. McKinney
John H. Tobin, Jr.
Samuel T. Waddell, Jr.

Medical Technology

Josie V. Garner

Physical Therapy

Anna Lou Cole
Gail F. Neal

1960

Charles V. Ashworth, Jr
David A. Boska

J. D. Christian, Jr.

John P. Clarke

James L. Ghaphery

Robert L. Gilliland

John A. Hagy

Gus V. Jackson, Jr.

J. Lee Mathews, Jr.

Lewis M. Omer, III

John A. Rawls

W. Peter Reyelt, Jr.

William L. Robbins, Jr.

John P. Shells

Girard V. Thompson, Jr.

Halsey K. Van Duyne

James R. Wickhom

Thomas C. Wilson

Dentistry

Edmund Gerald Barron
Ronald M. Cantor

John W. Duncan
John R. Eshleman
Elmer Orva Fisher, Jr.
Robert E. Fox
Richard K. Green
Robert F. Harmon
Ronald L. Haynes
Hubert E. Heiden
E. Raymond Hudson, Jr.
Robert R. Keen
Bobby A. Lomax
Bruce I. Longman
Douglas B. Nuckles
John M. Pool
Ronald A. Shelin
David R. Sipes
James H. Smith
Jerome H. Weinstein
Donald E. Wheless
William F. Wine

Pharmacy

Donald G. Doeppe
William L. Mantlo
Loretta Mae McPhee
R. Harry Mewborn, Jr.
B. P. Staley

William N. Thompson, Jr
John P. Weaver
Robert E. Willey, Jr.

Nursing

Jane V. Adair
Patricia Ann K. Bloxom
Peggy A. Bohannon
Mary Jo D. Butler
Eleanor H. Garrett
Sallie Ann Hughes
Carole O. McGregor
Charlotte W. Pollard
Barbara B. Schroll
Shirley Jean Thompson
Jean M. Turner

Hospital Administration

Joseph B. Ahlschier
William R. Draper
Jack R. Hodge
Robert Johnson
Lisle T. Lenny
George A. Mathews
William T. Rundio
William A. Selvey, Jr.
Jack L. Shelton
James I. Sublett

1961

O. Riley Boon
David Brandt

Harold W. Burnette
H. Ray Finney
Harold L. Goldberg
Mortimer D. Heizer
Rufus O. Howard
Victor E. Mazzocco
Burton A. Moss

Dentistry

Richard K. Ames
Thomos E. Burke
Joseph H. Morgan
Francis W. Sheild
Ronald I. Stollings
Alan J. Wilensky
Lucien B. Yarbrough, Jr.

Pharmacy

Walter L. Barnes, Jr.
Edward M. Blackwell
Donald C. Grizzard
John H. Hosteller
Joseph E. Layman, Jr.
L. Thomas Murray, Jr.
Connie H. Neef
William T. Patrick, Jr.
Kay P. Showalter
Ray D. Smith
Thomas F. Womble, III
Frederick R. Wright

F. Tyler Yates

Nursing

Judith H. Barton
Mary Margaret Bean
Kitty Sue Boddie
Mable C. Cluff
Diana L. Dudley
Jeanette Harwell
Susan S. Lynch
Janet L. Pratt
♦Cecile H. Reese
Frances R. Reilly
Vivian W. Sawyer
Shirley B. Schuyler
Ellen E. Siddons
Jeanette C. Swicegood

Hospital Administration

Kenneth H. Axtell
Alfred L. Burkholder
Curtis A. Clayton
William H. Green, Jr.
Irwin B. Heinemann

G. Bruce McFadden
Nelson L. St. Clair, Jr.
Barry M. Spero
Walter White

Physical Therapy

Barbara Greco

Medicine

Robert W. Allen
Robert L. Bowman
Owen W. Brodie
Robert R. Chaplin, Jr.
Robert A. Damerson, Jr
G. Wayne Fralin
Ralph E. Godsey
Austin B. Harrelson
Charles- E. Johnston
Robert E. Kanich
Robert G. Kendall
Marguerite A. Kern
Neil D. Kravetz
Betty Lee Mundy
James E. Poteet
Irwin Rappaport

William H. Schmid
Charles M. Suttenfleld

Dentistry

A. Tracy Aitcheson
J. Wilson Ames, Jr.
Jack H. Brenner
William S. Driscoll
Robert W. Goode
Lowell L. Hess
Robert K. Hubbard, Jr.
James E. Johnson, Jr.

Mar

Klc

Leo N. Lampros
R. Denby Lewis
Alexander J. Mollis
W. Linwood Outten,
Paul A. Pirkle
Michael N. Prunry
James A. Robertson
Howard E. Quillen
George R. Vaughan
Raymond P. White, .
E. Patterson Woodwr

Pho

acy

Carolyn A. Bass
J. Samuel Davis
Elmer R. Deffenbaugh, Jr.
Carl F. Emswiller, Jr.
Anne H. Harris
Thomas K. Hutchens
Charles E. Kipps
M. Russell Magee
G. Joseph Norwood
Doris F. Smyth
Philip C. Spiggle
Martha J. Stepp
Samuel M. Wolpow
Jerry M. Wood

Nursing

Anne R. Beggarly
Glenna A. Bratten
Susan E. Brown
Carolyn S. Doggett
Sarah J. Easley
Mary Jane Good
Sharon L. Haynes
Martha Ann Helton
Gaylia K. Hudgins
Evelyn V. McCoy
Brenda W. Morgan
Julia B. Schmidt
Carol E. Steiner
Shirley M. Thomas
Dorothy L. Thorpe
Barbara A. Wheat

Hospital Administration

Deane E. Beamer

George R. Berch

A. Katheryn Berry

Sidney Goldin

Peter Lambert

Garland C. Llewellyn, Jr.

Robert G. Payne, Jr.

Medical Technology

Phyllis M. Harrison
Linda L. Hearn
Joanne Parks
Elizabeth P Roberts

Physical Therapy

Linda J. Harwell
F. Anne Hughes
Elizabeth M. Swinler

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Medicine

Arnold Lee Abrams
Gerald Allen
James H. Baird
John T. Bonner
James I. Botsford
Jameson G. Buston, II
Walker H. Campbell
Norwood C Cardozo, Jr.
Charles B. M. Chapman
Morton Coleman
Philip G. Coleman
David E. Couk
John D. Cronin
Joseph L. Crosier
Algernon G. Davis
Ronald K. Davis
William M. Davis
Fred O. Dorey, Jr.
Francis J. Duckwall
John W. Forbes, III
Marion S. Fowler, Jr.
William Yum-Chor Fu
Preston H. Gada
James T. Gascoigne
Frank J. Gillen, Jr.
George L. B. Grinnan
Lester F. Henry, Jr.
Howard C. Hoagland
John R. Hogg
George T. Jamarik, Jr.
Archie T. Johnson, Jr.
Lawrence F. Johnson
Jon L. Jordan
Edward L. Kemp
Samuel G. Ketron, Jr.
Raymond 5. Kirchmier
Hudnall J. Lewis
Joseph W. Longacher, Jr
Melvin A. Mackler
James T. Marshall
Harvey E. Mast
Forrest D. McCoig
Samuel E. McLinn
Charles W. Moncure
Ernest A. Murden, Jr.
George A. Oliff
Percy P. Pharr, Jr.
Lowell J. Rosman
Wade E. Ruble
Andrew G. Schroeder
Robert F. Scott
Stephen J. Shochat
Henry B. Showalter, Jr.
Charles E. Smith, II
Britton E. Taylor
Harry Thomas, Jr.
Charles E. Umstott
Lawrence E. Valentine
Truman J. Wakeman
Ebb K. Whitley, Jr.
Thomas M. Winn, Jr.
Keith H. Wolford
John Evans Yurko

Dentistry

Arthur L. Alexander
John F. Armstrong, Jr.

Robert Y. Baldwin
Harold J. Barrett, Jr.
Robert S. Berman
Robert H. Blease
G. Thomas Bryce, Jr.
Paul H. Busker
Richard R. Butterworth
Francis F. Carr, Jr.
Leonard P. Chandler, Jr.
S. T. Childers
Richard E. Conner
Robert L. Deal
George D. Delo, Jr.
Karl L. Duff
Robert N. Emory
Kenneth M. Fleenor
W. C. Fuqa

Dunbar Oswald Godbold
Robert F. Graham
John W. Gregory
William S. Harrison
Walker W. Hay
Winferd D. Holt
Virgil Howell
Joseph A. Huszty

C. W. Kennedy, Jr.
M. Kerneklian
Charles R. Killingsworth
Richard A. LeHew
Robert E. Marlin

M. L. Martin
Patricia B. Martin
Beechard C. McConnell, Jr
Julian C. Metts, Jr.
Charles H. Nelson, Jr.
George S. Neuman

D. G. Noland
George Orlove

E. P. Osborne, Jr.
Edward L. Overman
Clyde T. Padgett

C. H. Porter, Jr.
Dennis B. Rinker
James O. Roberson
William G. Sandifer, Jr.
Ralph E. Schnee
J. M. Shepherd, Jr.
E. T. Sherman
Emmette C. Skinner, Jr.
Benjamin J. Stebor, III
A. R. Suskin
Richard P. Suter
Davis R. Suyes, Jr.
Cephas V. Thomason, III
William M. Vaughan
M. Bagley Walker, Jr.
John W. Willhide
Billie C. Wilson
John F. Wolfe, Jr.
T. G. Yarbrough
Allan S. Zeno
Joe F. Zoll

Pharmacy

Joseph R. Adams
Ruth W. Anderson
Raeford W. Bain
Edward G. Barker
James V. Barnett
Michael R. Beahm

Franklin R. Bennett
P. Douglas Berry, Jr.
R. Michael Berryman
Barbara T. Bolte
Billy W. Chamberlain
Donald F. Clark
Rorer E. Clift
Betty M. Daniels
Shelia K. Derman
William B. Dotten
Susan R. Early
E. William Elliott, Jr.
William R. Evans
Robert M. Friend
Allan B. Frost
Alice M. Graham
Hugh A. Green
David W. Greenwood
James B. Guynn, Jr.
Arline L. Hagaman
Clarence E. Hall
Stuart H. Hamilton, Jr.
William J. Hill
George B. Holzbach, Jr.
Gerald C. Jones
Samuel W. Jones, Jr.
George E. Kellam
Bernard F. Krimm
Robert H. Leavelle, Jr.
Judy Ann Lipkin
Charles D. Littlefield
Harold F. Madagan, Jr.
David D. Marshall
Jane G. McAllister
David J. McKinney
Robert L. Miller
Adron D. Moore
Jean W. Moss
John E. Mundy
Virginia L. Nuaro
A. Keith Overstreet
Patricia Ann Pope
Thomas E. Rayf.eld
James B. Robinson
Jerry W. Robinson
Marianne R. Rollings
Steven T. Soger
Joseph B. Schwartz
John R. Sharpe
Frank N. Stahl
Howard O. Wachsmann
Jackson T. Word
Louise M. Whitehead
Shelburn M. Williams

Nursing (B.A.)

Joan E. Blesse
Earlene W. Canaan
Barbara F. Custard
Norvelle V. Decker
Cynthia G. Delong
Doris A. Dickenson
Maxine E. Fieldson
Suzanne Gill
Joyce Ann Gray
Sarah A. Griffiths
Floranne Hinton
Emma G. Hix
Virginia M. Hrbek
Frances E. Hubbard

Rochelle Ann Johns
Clytis L. Matthews
Mary G. Murray
Jo Ann O'Dell
Rebecca L. Powell
Edith J. Price
Dixie V. Rast
Susan O. Rowlings
Ann T. Robinson
Judith A. Simms
Lolita J. Smith
Claramae Stevens
Carolyn S. Stewart
Elizabeth A. Wilkinson
Susan E. Williams
Carolyn J. Winfrey
Janice Ann Wood
Melinda S. Woodward
Nancy G. Wren

Nursing (A.D.)

Ellen Kay Brumback
Ann Clark
Lynda L. Conner
Anne Howard Moon
Carol Berger Peck
Nancy I. Rippey
Donna Gay Simmons
Lula Wampler Thomason

Hospital Administration

Clyde H. Barner
James K. Johnson

Administration

Ebbe C. Hoff
William T. Sanger
William F. Tompkins
Warren E. Weaver

Faculty

Wasfi A. Atiyeh
S. Elmer Bear
Lewis H. Bosher, Jr.

H,i

Brick

Reunion, ? 64, —
Do Come

Paul D. Camp
Earnest B. Carpenter
B. Noland Carter, II
Mary Karherine Cary
Paul L. Chevalier
James B. Dalton
John G. dos Santos
Albert M. Edmonds
Ernst Fischer
John C. Forbes
Joseph Gazala
Robert L. Gordon
Keiichi Goshi
A. Stephens Graham
Edwin W. Hakala
Campbell Harris, Jr.
Jacquelin M. Harrison
Kathryn Heitshu
Miles E. Hench
Susanne Hirt
Randolph H. Hoge
Guy W. Horsley
David M. Hume
Louise Jones
William R. Jordon

June 5
Back!

Soul Kay

Edwin L. Kendig, Jr.

Donald P. King
Paul Larson
Richard G. Lester
William M. Lordi
George Margolis
Walter Mayer
Charles E. S. McKeown
Mary Susan J. Mellette
G. Kenneth Miller
Robert E. Mitchell, Jr.
Leroy S. Pearce
Allen Pepple
Frank P. Pitts
Louree Pottinger
George R. Prout, Jr.
Benjamin W. Rawles, Jr
E. S. Ray
Sami I. Said
Eric C. Schelin
Jacob Silverberg
Arnold F. Strauss
Cary Grayson Suter
J. Warrick Thomas
John W. Ward
Tureman G. Weaver
Armistead M. Williams
Corrington Williams, Jr.
Louis H. Williams

Dental Affiliates

Robert H. Rubin
Stanton J. Teitelman

Pharmacy Affiliates

John F. Barrett
J. Leonard Beck
Charles E. Britt
L. C. Campbell
Lester Cooper
W. A. Heod
Stephen Huband
C. E. Hunter
John C. Jurgens
J. B. Lipscomb
William H. Mease
E. W. W. Perry
Leroy Riddle
Dan Rogers
Louis Schline
Marshall S. Smith
C. L. Stiteler
J. C. Trout
L. L. Van Huss
M. P. Webb

House Staff

Odie D. Brackin
Macon S. Couk
Bernard A. Lublin
George A. Reynolds
Italo P. Rinaldi
Virginia E. Till

Friends

Jonah L. Larrick
R. F. Burke Steele

NOVEMBER, 1963

Deans' Page

School of Nursing

One purpose for publishing the words
and notation about the MCV school of
nursing song in the last issue of The
Scarab was to clarify our understand-
ing of the matter.

In spite of careful checking by as many
of us as possible, we find now that our
information about the origin and author-
ship of the song was incorrect. Through
the medium of The Scarab, we have re-
ceived correspondence which indicates
the need for further validation of the au-
thorship. We would appreciate hearing
from anyone who has specific information
which could shed more light on the
matter, with respect to the song's origin
in words and music.

The school of nursing initiated its
'63-'64 academic session with an enroll-
ment of 270 students. Two hundred
twenty-four enrolled in the baccalaureate
degree program and 34 in the associate
degree program. We are pleased to have

matriculated, also, four registered nurses
as full-time students and seven as part-
time students.

The year ahead looks exciting and
busy.

Doris B. Yingling, dean

School of Pharmacy

The first students to graduate in the
five-year program are now in our senior
class. This class of students numbers 25,
a marked decrease from the class of
1963, but more than most schools of
pharmacy will graduate next spring. The
class of 1965 will also be relatively small
and will number about 35-40 next year.
We enrolled a good group of second
year students and the class of 1966 pres-
ently is 71 students. We thank all of our
alumni who sent us qualified students.

We are starting to enroll students for
entrance in 1964 and any youngster who
will have 32 semester hours of college
work by the fall of 1964 made up of 8
semester hours of chemistry or biology, 6
hours of mathematics, 6 hours of English,
and 12 hours of non-science electives may
be eligible.

Warren E. Weaver, dean

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RICHMOND • PETERSBURG • ROANOKE • NEWPORT NEWS • PORTSMOUTH • NORFOLK

School of Hospital
Administration

June, 1963, graduation brought the
total number of alumni, after thirteen
years of existence as a school, to 142. In
this period of time, nine are known to
have left the field of hospital administra-
tion, one has died, and eight are listed
as positions unknown.

Graduates in top administrative posts
are 53; those in secondary administrative
posts are 64; others are in related fields.
Fifty-six are employed in Virginia. The
next largest number of alumni, 16, are
employed in Florida. North Carolina is
next with 11.

Admitted to the school in September
for possible graduation two years hence
were 16 students from the following
states: Virginia, 5; West Virginia, 2;
Wisconsin, 2; Michigan, 1; New York, 1;
North Carolina, 1 ; Connecticut, 1 ; South
Carolina, 1; Ohio, 1; and Tennessee, 1.
Robert Hudgens, director

Department of Dietetics

Again another school year has gotten
underway. We are proud to announce
that Miss Mary Kelly is now a member of
our staff again in the capacity of educa-
tion director for our internship program.
We have already seen some fruits of her
labors with our new group of interns.
We do plan for bigger and better things
now that we have Miss Kelly to devote
full time to working with interns and
staff in our education program.

The '63-64 group of interns come
from far and near. They number eleven
and come from the following states and
countries:

Virginia — 4, Florida — 1, South Caro-
lina — 1, Illinois — 1, Texas — 1, Louisiana
— 1, Phillipines — 1, China — 1.

We will bring you news of our activi-
ties through the year. The welcome mat
is always out, so come see us any time.
Kathryn W. Heitshu, director of
dietetics

School of Radiation Technology

It is quite noticeable that in the last
few years the department of radiology
has taken on a new face. This seems in
direct proportion to the hospital's new
advances in every aspect. The "new look"
penetrates from the surface to the depart-
ment's inner core, encompasses person-

THE SCARAB

nel, machines, methods, and functions.
Along with the modern look and in
stride with progress, the addition of the
isotope division was welcomed. The de-
partment in its entirety is now chiefly
composed of twenty diagnostic machines,
of which six are combination fluoroscopy
units, three being equipped with image
amplifiers. There are in operation six mo-
bile units, one head unit, two body sec-
tion machines, one polaroid unit, one
70mm unit, two therapy machines, and
an isotope laboratory.

Many of these new machines, in
themselves, are quite unique and com-
plex, affording more varied and better
results. Because of this highly mech-
anized equipment, more skill is re-
quired of the department's staff. For in-
stance, the diagnostic division includes
closed circuit television, cineradiography,
a Semmens body section unit, two San-
chez-Perez seriographs, and one bi-plane
Schonander seriograph, just to mention a
few.

The radiation therapy division boasts
of a two-million volt maxitron therapy
machine including closed circuit televi-
sion and a unique dual purpose 100,000-
300,000 volt machine. A cobalt unit will
also soon be a reality.

The advanced and sprawling isotope
and neuclear medicine division is in-
deed a field also requiring special skilled
personnel to match this growing field.
This division maintains ten varying types
of machines. Because isotopes now has
in action a definite training program, a
forward step has recently been taken to
set down basic training requirements. A
radio-isotope technologist is a special-
ized radiologic technologist who has suc-
cessfully completed a two-year accredited
program. Then after a thirteen-week in-
ternship in isotopes, the technologist is
eligible for a national board registry ex-
amination; the first of which was recently
given in this state. Because of such pro-
grams and the facilities available, special-
ists and student training in radiology at
the Medical College of Virginia receive
more opportunities to better equip them-
selves to match and support the modern
advances in medicine.

Jean Gossage, chief technologist
NOVEMBER, 1963

School of Dentistry

THE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA

School of Dentistry

announces
HOMECOMING, 196-t
January 27 and 28, 1964
THE PROGRAMME:

ENDODONTICS: Dr. Harry Bleckman, New York University

ORAL HABITS—CAUSES AND CORRECTION: Dr. Sidney B. Finn, Uni-
sity of Alabama

DENTURE PROSTHESIS: Colonel Frank C. Jerbi, Walter Reed Army Medical
Center

CROWN AND BRIDGE PROSTHODONTICS : Major R. D. Jeronimus,
Walter Reed Army Medical Center

EMERGENCIES IN THE DENTAL OF PICE: Dr. Charles A. McCallum, Uni-
versity of Alabama

DENTAL ROENTGENOGRAPHY AND DIAGNOSIS: Dr. Donald T.
Waggener, University of Nebraska

PERIODONTICS: Dr. Howard L. Ward, New York University

BREAKFAST WITH THE EXPERTS: A new feature starring our five first-
day speakers in breakfast conferences. A man-size breakfast will be served for five
conference groups at eight o'clock on the second day. The coffee pot will be kept
hot and our visiting experts will lead warm discussions until ten o'clock.
For your social enjoyment: LUNCHEONS (2), SOCIAL HOUR, BANQUET-
ENTERTAINMENT

Headquarters Hotel: THE JOHN MARSHALL. Make your hotel reservations now!
Registration fee of $25.00 covers the entire program in a package deal. An extra fee
of $8.00 will admit your FAIR LADY to the social hour and banquet.

Our faculty hopes that you will afford them the privilege of greeting you at
HOMECOMING, 1964.

Harry Lyons, dean

SINCE 1871 • RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

Newcomen Society
Honors MCV

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tendency of many Southerners to seek
medical education in the Northern cities
where a longer period of training was
required. As a result he established the
University College of Medicine and pro-
vided courses of comparable length with
ample laboratory work. The new college
also included schools of dentistry and
pharmacy. As the quality of instruction
improved, so did the enrollment until the
financial strain became unbearable for an
institution without endowment resources.
A plan was adopted which provided for
the transfer of the Memorial Hospital to
a consolidated medical college consisting
of the Medical College of Virginia and
the University College of Medicine, there-
by forming a stronger institution as re-
gards both teaching and patient care.

Periodically there were discussions con-
cerning the possibility of combining the
Medical College with the school of medi-
cine of the University of Virginia. It was
proposed that the school be located in
Richmond as a part of the University and
that all the property of the College be
deeded to the University. The final con-

sideration of this proposal resulted in the
introduction of a bill in the General As-
sembly which won approval in the House
of Delegates but was defeated in the
Senate. Today we realize the wisdom of
the action of the Senate, as Virginia is
fortunate to have two medical schools to
meet the ever increasing needs of the
Commonwealth for physicians.

World War I again found the Medical
College making an important contribu-
tion to the military service. The 45th Base
Hospital was organized by the College
and won favorable commendation from
the War Department for outstanding
service while stationed in Toul, France.

Following W.W. I, a period of expan-
sion and improvement was initiated un-
der the leadership of Dr. William T.
Sanger, who succeeded Stuart McGuire as
president in 1925. The strong support of
members of the Board of Visitors and
other friends provided impetus for the
program which saw a growth of faculty
and physical plant that enabled the Col-
lege to take its proper place as an out-
standing educational institution in the
health field.

World War II found the College pro-
viding the cadre for the 45 th General
Hospital which was organized at Fort Lee

Compliments
of

Richmond Memorial
Hospital

and saw service in North Africa and Italy.
The surgeon general of the Army cited
the unit for their effectiveness in the care
and treatment of patients which resulted
in an unprecedented low-mortality rate
for military operations.

At the close of the war, the College
had an influx of students that taxed the
facilities and faculty. A new program of
strengthening and expansion was initi-
ated. Many faculty members were added
and a facilities program begun which has
culminated in the opening of the medi-
cal education building during 1963.

The seven individuals who perhaps
have contributed most through the years
are Dean Augustus L. Warner, the mov-
ing genius among the founders; the
strong and able men who carried the
major burden of responsibility during the
civil war years, Deans Levin S. Joynes and
James B. McCaw; Dean Christopher
Tompkins who established the MCV
schools of dentistry, pharmacy and nurs-
ing and directed the affairs of the Col-
lege for twenty progressive years; the
two who did the most to effectuate the
consolidation of MCV and UCM, Dr.
Stuart McGuire and Dr. George Ben
Johnston; and Dr. William T. Sanger, the
man who guided the destiny of the col-
lege for 31 years.

The dinner was attended by nearly
three hundred of Richmond's most dis-
tinguished citizens and faculty members
of the institution. This was an occasion
in which all alumni may take special pride
and one which did honor to the institu-
tion in a fitting manner.

The complete text of Dr. Smith's ad-
dress will be published and distributed
at an early date.

John H. Heil, assistant president

LEST WE FORGET

1908UCM David E. Stone (D), of Rocky
Mount, Virginia, lias died according to the
post office.

Ivy L. Thomason (N), of Fredericksburg,
Virginia, has died according to the post
office.

1911UCM Percy E. Schools (M), of Rich-
mond, Virginia, died in August.
1913UCM John A. Ligon (P), of Clarks-
ville, Virginia, died.

1914 George Bentley Byrd (M), of Nor-
folk, Virginia died on April 29. He served
in the Navy during World Wars I and II,
retiring in 1952 as captain. Dr. Byrd also
was a member of the faculty of the Uni-
versity of Virginia.

1915 Edward B. Kilby (M), of Newport
News, Virginia, died on. July 18. He prac-
ticed in Toano and Williamsburg from
1923 to 1958.

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1917 Adlai Ewing Stephenson Lilly (M),
of Richmond, Virginia, died on July 27.
He received his master's degree in internal
medicine from the University of Pennsyl-
vania. Dr. Lilly was on the staff of Rich-
mond Memorial Hospital and Retreat for
the Sick and a director of the Medical
Arts Building Corporation.

1922 H. Archer Wooldridge (D), of Rich-
mond, Virginia, died on September 26. He
was a veteran of World War I.

1923 Reuben Richard Sloan (P), of Ruth-
erfordton. North Carolina, died on August
12. He had been owner of Sloan Drug
Company until his retirement in 1959.

1927 Thomas Stuart Bowyer (M), of Bal-
timore, Maryland, died in early September.
He was a specialist in obstetrics and
gynecology. Dr. Bowyer was a member of
the staff of St. Agnes and Bon Secours
hospitals and chief physician of St. Vin-
cent's Infant Home.

1928 Thomas Henning Anderson (M), of
Lawrenceville, Virginia, died on July 17.
He was a general practitioner and medical
examiner for Brunswick County and a
member of the county electoral board. Dr.
Anderson was a surgeon for the Atlantic
and Danville Railroad.

1929 Charles L. Baird (M), of Farmville,
Virginia, died on July 15. He was a ra-
diologist at Southside Community Hos-
pital. Dr. Baird served in World War II
winning the Legion of Merit and the

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NOVEMBER, 1963

Bronze Star in the Battle of the Bulge.
R. Bridgeforth Hutcheson (D), of Cbase
City, Virginia, died on July 17, 1963.

1930 Thomas J. Banton (P), of Madison
Heights, Virginia, died on May 7. He was
a former owner of Madison Pharmacy and
presently had been employed by Patterson
Drug Companv.

1931 Harold Wilbur Miller (M), of Wood-
stock, Virginia, died on July 4. He was a
county medical examiner for Shenandoah
County, a member of the State Board of
Health, and the Virginia Council on High-
er Education.

1938 Edward G. Sharp (M), of Philadel-
phia, Pennsylvania, died on August 15 after
suffering a heart attack the preceding aft-
ernoon. He had practiced there since he
completed his residency. Dr. Sharp was
active in many phases of his profession,
serving as chairman of the civil defense
committee of the Philadelphia County Med-
ical Society from 1956 to 1959 in which he
brought national recognition to himself and
the society, as chairman of the Society's
standing committee on public relations
since 1960, and as medical supervisor of
the Philadelphia school district. He was
also on the committee on disaster medicine
and the commission on public relations of
the Pennsylvania Medical Society. Dr.
Sharp will be sorely missed by us as he
was one of the main cogs in the Delaware
Valley Chapter of the Alumni Association.
1946 Mary H. Rourke (Diet.), of Tucson,
Arizona, died on April 26. Miss Rourke
was head therapeutic dietician at St.
Mary's hospital, San Francisco, Califor-
nia, from 1947 to 1953 and a member of
the staff of the California bureau of health
nutrition since 19^3.

1954 James Reginald Cochran (M), of
Laurinburg, North Carolina, was killed in
an automobile accident on June 30. He
was a specialist in obstetrics and gynecol-

Glass Hews

1907UCM Howard G. Whitehead (P), of
Richmond, Virginia, was elected honorary
president of the National Association of
Boards of Pharmacy recently at their
Miami meeting.

1917 S. B. Wright (P), of Hampton, Vir-
ginia, was re-elected a member of the VPA
council by the Peninsula Pharmaceutical
Association.

1922 Charles M. Caravati (M), of Rich-
mond, Virginia, was guest speaker at the
annual meeting of the Medical Association
of the State of Alabama on April 25-26. He
spoke before the section on internal medi-
cine on "Hepatic Structure and Function
in Health and Disease" and before the
general session on "The Management of
the Gastric Ulcer." Dr. Caravati partici-
pated in a panel on "Newer Developments
in Internal Medicine."

1924 Frank C. Fuqua (P), of Fredericks-
burg, Virginia, was elected president of
the Rappahannock Pharmaceutical Asso-
ciation.

S. Nelson Gray (D), of Alexandria, Vir-
ginia, is the representative to the Liaison
Committee to the Fifth District Trustee
of the ADA.
O. R. Hodgin (D) and his wife, of Thom-

asville, North Carolina, left August 27 on
the Matsonia for Hawaii. They returned
on September 12 by jet.
1927 W. Linwood Ball (M), of Richmond,
Virginia, attended the American Academy
of General Practice State Officers' Con-
ference in Kansas City in September.

1929 Bernard Behrman (P), of Norfolk,
Virginia, was recently installed as presi-
dent of the Tidewater Pharmaceutical As-
sociation.

Chapman H. Binford (M), of Arlington,
Virginia, has been appointed medical di-
rector of the 35-year-old Leonard Wood-
ward Memorial (American Leprosy Foun-
dation). He was formerly chief of geo-
graphic pathology at the Armed Forces
Institute of Pathology in Washington. He
will continue to occupy this post until a
successor is found, as he directs leprosy
research for the foundation.
Thomas N. Hunnicutt, Jr. (M), of New-
port News, Virginia, had an exhibit on
"Pulmonary Function in Electric-arc Weld-
ers Compared to Nonwelders" in conjunc-
tion with John T. Myles (M'55), of New-
port News, Virginia, at the Medical Society
of Virginia meeting in October.

1930 John Wyatt Davis, Jr. (M) of
Lynchburg, Virginia, was the morning
moderator at the Blue Ridge Academy of
General Practice postgraduate seminar at
Roanoke on August 10. He attended the
American Academy of General Practice
State Officers' Conference in Kansas City
in September.

Julian H. Yeatman (M), of Fork Union,
Virginia, has been elected vice-president
of the Virginia Medical Service Associa-
tion.

1931 Otis G. King (M), of Bluefield, West
Virginia, is president elect of the West
Virginia Heart Association.

Ira L. Hancock (M), of Creeds, Virginia,
has been reappointed to the State Hospital
Board by the Governor of Virginia.

1932 Harriette A. Patteson (N), of Rich-
mond, Virginia, attended an institute on
continuing education in nursing in Atlanta,
Georgia.

John B. Todd (D), of Newport News, Vir-
ginia, is chairman of the budget commit-
tee of the Virginia State Dental Associa-
tion.

1933 Samuel F. Driver (M), of Roanoke,
Virginia, has been elected vice-president
of the Virginia Academy of General Prac-
tice. Fie was the moderator for the after-
noon session of the Blue Ridge Academy
of General Practice postgraduate seminar
in Roanoke in September. At this same
meeting, David S. Garner (M), of Roa-
noke, Virginia, introduced the guest speak-
er.

Byrnal M. Haley (D), of Warrenton, Vir-
ginia, is chairman of the military affairs
committee of the Virginia State Dental
Association.

George C. White (P), of Norfolk, Vir-
ginia, has been selected as financial sec-
retary of the Tidewater Pharmaceutical
Association.

1934 Frank W. Jones (M), of Newton,
North Carolina, is chairman of the in-
surance industry liaison committee of the
Medical Society of the State of North
Carolina as well as chairman of the com-
mittee on nominations.

Philip W. Oden (M), of Ronceverte, West
Virginia, has been chosen president of the
Greenbrier County school board.
Peter N. Pastore (M), of Richmond, Vir-

ginia, has been awarded a national cer-
tificate of merit and a pin for his out-
standing contributions to the area cancer
program by the American Cancer Society.
1935 Moffett H. Bowman (D), of Roa-
noke, Virginia, is chairman of the time
and place of meeting committee of the
Virginia State Dental Association.
S. L. Elfmon (M), of Fayetteville, North
Carolina, has been elected president of
the Fayetteville Lions Club.
James Q. Gant, Jr. (M), of Washington,
D. C, has been promoted to clinical pro-
fessor of dermatology and syphilology at
George Washington University school of
medicine, where he has been associated
since 1946. Dr. Gant continues his private
practice in his field and is chief of der-
matology and allergy at the outpatient de-
partment of the veterans benefit office of
the VA in Washington. He continues, as
well, his work in astrology particularly on
the moon's surface.

John P. Lynch (M), of Richmond, Vir-
ginia, was appointed chief of the medical
staff of the Virginia Home for Incurables.
Gus R. Stevens (D), of Richmond, Vir-
ginia, has given up the practice of den-
tistry due to a highly sensitive skin con-
dition to begin a second career in real
estate.

1937 Quinton E. Cooke (M), of Murfrees-
boro, North Carolina, is a vice-councilor
for the Medical Society of the State of
North Carolina from the first district.
William B. Hoover (M), of Norfolk, Vir-
ginia, was installed as corresponding sec-
retary of the Norfolk County Medical So-
ciety.

Richard N. O'Dell (M), of Charleston,
West Virginia, presented a paper at the

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Diabetes Association on September 7.
1938 David M. Cogdell (M), of Fayette-
ville, North Carolina, is chairman of the
committee on medicare of the Medical So-
ciety of the State of North Carolina.
1939' L. H. Crockett (P), of Wytheville,
Virginia, has been named a council mem-
ber by the Southwest Virginia Pharma-
ceutical Association.

Fernando E. Rodriquez (D), of Arlington,
Virginia, is chairman of the clinic com-
mittee for the Virginia State Dental As-
sociation.

1940 W. Yates League (D), of Richmond,
Virginia, is chairman of the dental service
corporation committee of the Virginia
State Dental Association.

1940 Edward Y. Lovelace, Jr. (D), of Bed-
ford, Virginia, is chairman of the relief
committee of the Virginia State Dental
Association.

1941 David M. Bear (D), of Richmond,
Virginia, is chairman of the legislative
committee of the Virginia State Dental
Association. Joseph M. Kline, Jr. (D), of
Arlington, Virginia, is chairman of the
advisory committee to the dental hygien-
ists and John G. Wall (D), of Charlottes-
ville, Virginia, is chairman of the consti-
tution and bylaws committee of the same
organization.

Paul H. Caplan (P), of Norfolk, Virginia,
is the newly-elected president of the Tide-
water Pharmaceutical Association.
Linwood S. Leavitt (P), of Virginia Beach,
Virginia, is a member of the board of direc-
tors of the Tidewater Pharmaceutical As-
sociation.

Carl P. Parker, Jr. (M), of Falls Church,
Virginia, has been awarded a certificate
of merit by the board of trustees of the
Fairfax Hospital in recognition of his
efforts in organizing the institute's original
medical staff.

1942 C. S. Lawson, Jr. (M), of Fairmont,
West Virginia, has been elected a mem-
ber of the board of the Marion County
Medical Society.

Cyril R. Mirmelstein (D), of Newport
News, Virginia, is chairman of the dental
education committee of the Virginia State
Dental Association.

1943M William J. Hagood, Jr. (M), of
Clover, Virginia, attended the American
Academy of General Practice State Of-
ficers' Conference in Kansas City in Sep-
tember.

David Kafka (P), of Alexandria, Virginia,
is the new president of the Potomac Phar-
maceutical Association.
William T. Lawson (M), of Fairmont,
West Virginia, has been elected vice-
president of the Marion County Medical
Society.

1943D Robert A. Hoffman (M), of Rich-
mond, Virginia, has been chosen president
of the Virginia Chapter of the National
Kidney Disease Foundation.
Virgil R. May, Jr. (M), of Richmond, Vir-
ginia, presented a paper in conjunction
with Ernest L. Clements, Jr. (M'59), also
of Richmond, on "Epiphyseal Stapling to
Control Leg Length Growth" at the Med-
ical Society of Virginia meeting in Roa-
noke on October 9.

1944 Thomas C. Iden (M), of Berryville,
Virginia, has been appointed to the State
board of health by the Governor of Vir-
ginia.

Charles B. Wilkerson (M), of Raleigh,
North Carolina, is chairman of the com-

mittee of credentials to the House of Del-
egates of the Medical Society of the State
of North Carolina.

1945 Owen Gwathmey (M), of Richmond,
Virginia, served as moderator for the panel
discussion at the afternoon session on Oc-
tober 7 at the Medical Society of Virginia
meeting.

Ernest W. Larkin, Jr., of Washington,
North Carolina, is a vice-councillor for
the second district of the Medical Society
of the State of North Carolina.
Archie C. Thompson (M), of Elkins, West
Virginia, is the newly-elected vice-presi-
dent of the West Virginia Heart Asso-
ciation.

1946 Claude C. Coleman, Jr. (M), of Char-
lottesville, Virginia, presented a paper on
"The Unsatisfactory Facial Scar" at the
Medical Society of Virginia meeting in
Roanoke, on October 7. He also had an
exhibit on "Surgical Management of Ex-
tensive Cardinomas of the Mouth and
Pharynx."

John A. Gill (M), of Richmond, Virginia,
spoke on "Unilateral Bony Orbital In-
jury Involving the Maxillary Sinus" at
the Medical Society of Virginia meeting
in Roanoke on October 7.

1947 J. Edward Hill (M), of Richmond,
Virginia, delivered a paper on "Urological
Emergencies" at the Medical Society of
Virginia meeting in Roanoke.

John N. Pastore (D), of Richmond, Vir-
ginia, is chairman of the representatives
to the Virginia Council on Health and
Medical Care for the Virginia State Dental
Association.

Russell E. (P) and Louise F. (P'45) Simp-
son, Jr., of Virginia Beach, Virginia, an-
nounce the birth of a second daughter,
Martha Jane, on February 7.

1948 Robert Irby (M), of Richmond, Vir-
ginia, in conjunction with Bernard F. Witt-
kamp, Jr. (M'56) and Elam C. Toone, Jr.
(M'34), also of Richmond, presented an
exhibit on "Steroid Cataracts (PSC) in
Rheumatoid Arthritis."

1949 Arnold L. Brown, Jr. (M), has been
advanced to assistant professor of pathol-
ogy at the Mayo Foundation, Rochester,
Minnesota.

Jean Hayter (N), of Richmond, Virginia,
attended the research committee meeting
of the Southern Regional Education Board
Nursing Project.

Montague C. Marshall (P), of Hampton,
Virginia, was elected treasurer of the
Peninsula Registered Pharmacists Asso-
ciation.

1950 M. Lee Baker (P), of Gate City,
Virginia, is secretary of the Lonesome
Pine Pharmaceutical Association.
Thomas E. Bruce, Jr. (P), of Scottsville,
Virginia, has been chosen secretary-treas-
urer of the Valley Pharmaceutical Asso-
ciation.

William B. Poland, Jr. (P), of Hampton,
Virginia, was elected vice-president of the
Peninsula Registered Pharmacists Associa-
tion.

Ray C. Scott (P), of Norfolk, Virginia, has
been named a member of the board of di-
rectors of the Tidewater Pharmaceutical
Association.

Walker P. Sydnor (D), of Lynchburg, Vir-
ginia, is chairman of the council on dental
health of the Virginia State Dental Asso-
ciation.

Eugene V. White (P), of Berryville, \*ir-
ginia, is the representative to the Virginia
Pharmaceutical Association council from

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sociation.

Hugh O. Wrenn (D), of Richmond, Vir-
ginia, is president of the Virginia Ortho-
donic Society and president-elect of the
Richmond Dental Society.

1951 Robert E. Creger (P) lias moved to
Grottoes, Virginia, where he is associated
with Gooden Drug Company.

Harry P. Lewey (P), of Princeton, West
Virginia, is a council member for the
Southwest Virginia Pharmaceutical Asso-
ciation.

Charles A. Wornom (P), of Hampton, Vir-
ginia, represents the Peninsula Registered
Pharmacists Association on the VPA Coun-
cil.

James E. Wotring (M), of Fairvicw, West
Virginia, has been elected president of the
Marion County Medical Society.

1952 Charles F. Fletcher (D), of Alex-
andria, Virginia, was selected as chairman
of the dental trade and laboratory rela-
tions of the Virginia State Dental Asso-
ciation.

Powell G. Fox, Jr. (M), of Raleigh, North
Carolina, is secretary of the Raleigh Acad-
emy of Medicine.

Louis R. Wilkerson (M), of Raleigh, North
Carolina, has been certified by the Amer-
ican board of obstetrics and gynecology.

1953 Herman W. Brubaker (M), of Roa-
noke, Virginia, has been made vice-pres-
ident of the Williamson Road Lions Club.
Robert W. Clyburn (P), of Norfolk, Vir-
ginia, is a member of the board of directors
of the Tidewater Pharmaceutical Associa-
tion, as is Ben B. Gee (P), of Chesapeake,
Virginia.

T. Roy Jarrett (D), of Virginia Beach,
Virginia, is chairman of the advisory com-
mittee to dental assistants of the Vir-
ginia State Dental Association.
V. Eric Kemp, Jr. (M), of Richmond, Vir-
ginia, presented a paper on "A Painless
and Bloodless Method for Diagnosis of
Pericardial Effusion" at the Medical Soci-
ety of Virginia meeting on October 7, in
Roanoke.

James V. Morgan (P), of Gloucester, Vir-
ginia, was elected president of the Chesa-
peake Pharmaceutical Association.
S. Blaine Sturgill (P), of Pound, Virginia,
was chosen president of the Lonesome Pine
Pharmaceutical Association.

1954 Ronald D. Burton (HA) is hospital
consultant with the Florida State board of
health, division of hospital and nursing
homes, in Jacksonville, Florida.
William C. Combs (P), of Waynesboro,
Virginia, was installed as vice-president
of the Valley Pharmaceutical Association.
He is also the father of a baby girl.
James V. McKenzie (M), of Charleston,
West Virginia, presented a paper at the
scientific session of the West Virginia
Diabetes Association in Charleston on Sep-
tember 7.

Eric A. Windmuller (P), of Newport
News, Virginia, was elected president of
the Peninsula Registered Pharmacists As-
sociation.

1955 John J. Battaglino, Jr. (M), of Blue-
field, West Virginia, was awarded the de-
gree of master of science in obstetrics and
gynecology from the University of Minne-
sota in July. He completed his residence
in his specialty at the Mavo Foundation
in 1959.

Charles L. Hite (HA) is now with the
department of health, education, and wel-
fare in Charlottesville, Virginia.

NOVEMBER, 1963

Irvin S. Perry (M) has accepted a fellow-
ship in chest and infectious diseases at the
University of North Carolina school of
medicine at Chapel Hill.
George S. (M) and May Warren (MT'53)
Richardson, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
announce the birth of their second child
and first daughter, Carol Warren, on
July 3. Dr. Richardson is completing his
plastic surgery residency at the Univer-
sity of Pittsburgh hospitals.

1956 George N. Calamos (P), of Fred-
ericksburg, Virginia, was elected vice-pres-
ident of the Rappahannock Pharmaceutical
Association.

Charles R. Davis (P), of Yorktown, Vir-
ginia, has been elected vice-president of
the Chesapeake Pharmaceutical Associa-
tion.

Philip J, Leibowitz (P), of Norfolk, Vir-
ginia, has been chosen a member of the
board of directors of the Tidewater Phar-
maceutical Association.
J. Marion Woolard, III (D), of Richmond,
Virginia, is engaged to Elizabeth Row-
land Smith.

1957 Burness F. Ansell, Jr. (M), of Char-
lottesville, Virginia, delivered a paper on
"Unrecognized Coagulation Defects as a
Cause of Postoperative Hemorrhage" at
the Medical Society of Virginia on Oc-
tober 7.

Sam W. Crickenberger (P), of Charlottes-
ville, Virginia, is the newly-elected pres-
ident of the Valley Pharmaceutical Asso-
ciation.

Thomas D. Davis, Jr. (M), of Richmond,
Virginia, presented a paper on "Certain
Pathophysiologic Principles of Gastric
Freezing" in conjunction with Otis W.
Doss, Jr. (M'59), of Richmond, Virginia,
at the Medical Society of Virginia meet-
ing on October 7.

Bruce E. Large (P), of Appalachia, Vir-
ginia, was installed as the vice-president
of the Lonesome Pine Pharmaceutical As-
sociation.

Thomas A. Walker (M), of Stony Creek,
Virginia, was appointed to the house staff
at the North Carolina hospital and the
Bowman Gray school of medicine. He is
a resident in obstetrics and gynecology.

1958 William P. Caldwell (P), of Pulaski,
Virginia, was elected treasurer of the
Southwest Virginia Pharmaceutical Asso-
ciation.

John M. Miller, Jr. (M), of Charleston,
South Carolina, is a resident in internal
medicine and was appointed to the house
staff of the North Carolina Baptist hos-
pital and Bowman Gray school of medi-
cine.

E. Eugene Rorrer (D) is practicing den-
tistry in Harrisonburg, Virginia.
Gerald L. Selph (P), of Staunton, Vir-
ginia, is the father of a boy.

1959 Reuben H. Broaddus, Jr. (M), of
Ladysmith, Virginia, was married to Judith
Garland Allen on September 14.
Douglas H. Clark (P), of Chilhowie, Vir-
ginia, is the new vice-president and pres-
ident elect of the Southwest Virginia Phar-
maceutical Association.

H. Philip Gibb, Jr. (P), of Roanoke, Vir-
ginia, and his wife announce the birth of
their son, H. Phillip. III.
Charles McDonald Graham, Jr. (M), of
Richmond, Virginia, is engaged to Lolita
Jov Smith.

John E. Foster (P), of Mathews, Virginia,
has been elected secretary of the Chesa-
peake Pharmaceutical Association.

M. F. Jefferson (P), of Winchester, Vir-
ginia, is the newly-elected president of
the Northern Virginia Pharmaceutical As-
sociation.

Arnauld F. Scafidi (P), of Richmond, Vir-
ginia, was married on September 8 to
Wilma Jean Kriecar in Petersburg. Steph-
en A. Scafidi (P'61) was best man and
Hong Woo (M'61), of Richmond, Virginia,
and Joseph Leo Crosier (M'63), of Peters-
burg, Virginia, were ushers.
Catherine Utz (N) has been promoted to
nursing administration assistant for MCV
hospital ER-7.

1960 Jeaneane Haines (PT), of Macon,
Georgia, was married on August 3 to
Michael B. Briles, a graduate of Georgia
Tech in architecture. They will live in At-
lanta. Mrs. Briles is a physical therapist
with the Easter Seal Rehabilitation Cen-
ter there.

Gustavus V. Jackson, Jr. (M), of Millers
Tavern, Virginia, was married on Septem-
ber 14 to Anne Elizabeth Shannon, of
Richmond, Virginia. Walter H. Graham
(M'60), of Richmond, Virginia, was an
usher.

Eugene F. Warren (P), of Wytheville,
Virginia, was chosen secretary of the
Southwest Virginia Pharmaceutical As-
sociation.

1961 Richard K. Ames (D), of Pakokee,
Florida, and his wife announce the birth
of their second son, Ramon Anthony, on
July 2. Their first son, Richard, Jr., is two.
Edward M. Blackwell (P), of Staunton,
Virginia, is the father of a boy.
Mortimer D. Heizer (M), of Newport
News, Virginia, was presented a certificate
in training in general practice. He re-
ceived a $1,000 award last year from^ the
American Academy of General Practice.
Kathleen Hinchley (N) has been appointed
the nurse in charge of the kidney trans-
plant unit at MCV.

Bruce A. Ketner (D) has opened his of-
fice for the practice of dentistry in Ketner
Center, Salisbury, North Carolina.
William B. Tanner (P) has purchased
Willson Brothers Drug Store in Staun-
ton, Virginia.

1962 Owen W. Brodie (M) has been as-
signed to the USAF hospital at Tyndall
AFB, Florida.

Clarence L. Clodfelter, Jr. (P), of New-
port News, Virginia, was elected sergeant
at arms of the Peninsula Registered Phar-
macists Association.

Sara Easley (N) has been appointed to the
staff of the inservice division at MCV.
Carl F. Emswiller, Jr. (P), of Berryville,
Virginia, is the new secretary-treasurer
of the Northern Virginia Pharmaceutical
Association.

1963 Norwood C. Cardozo (M), of Rich-
mond, Virginia, was married on August
3 to Vivian Rowse Hubbard. His best man
was Britton E. Taylor (M'63), of Charles-
ton, South Carolina, and among the
groomsmen were Thomas M. Winn, Jr.
(M'63), of Covington, Virginia, and John
David Cronin (M'63), of Richmond, Vir-
ginia.

Joseph L. Crosier (M) and his wife, of
Prince George, Virginia, announce the
birth of a daughter, Pamela Jean, on
March 8.

Charles R. Killingsworth (D) has been
assigned to Dickerson Air Force Station,
North Dakota, after completing his orien-
tation course at Gunter AFB, Alabama.
John P. Manning (PHD) has been ap-

pointed assistant professor of anatomy at
the University of South Dakota.
Lula Margaret Wampler (N), of Bridge-
water, Virginia, was married on July 20
to Robert Kermon Thomason. J. Paul
Wampler (M'58), of Manassas, Virginia,
served as one of the ushers.

Ike Gilcuit

Kanawha Valley Chapter

On April 19 the Kanawha Valley
Chapter of the Alumni Association of
MCV held its second meeting at the
Daniel Boone Hotel in Charleston, West
Virginia. Dr. John Hash (M'39), the
president, had planned a delightful
cocktail party and dinner, assisted by the
secretary-treasurer, Dr. Catherine R.
Stoeckel (M'42).

Dr. Hash presided at the meeting with
his usual graciousness. He introduced Dr.
Elam L. Toone (M'34), professor of
medicine at MCV, who told the alumni
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the College, and Miss Minnie Franck,
the executive secretary, who extended an
invitation to them to attend the reunion.

Elected to office for the coming year
were: Dr. Joseph A. Smith (M'50), pres-
ident; Dr. Carl B. Hall (M'40), vice
president; and Dr. Catherine R. Stoeckel
(M'42), secretary-treasurer.

It is a pleasure to visit with this group
as their interest and enthusiasm for their
alma mater are good to behold.

North Carolina Chapter

Under the capable leadership of Dr.
Fletcher L. Raiford (M'41), president
of the North Carolina Chapter, the medi-
cal alumni in attendance at the meeting
of the Medical Society of the State of
North Carolina had a preliminary elbow
bending period followed by a delicious
dinner. There was even a keg of beer
and music in the background to add to
the pleasure of those there. Dr. Raiford
also provided a hospitality room where
the alumni could gather during the
breaks in the meeting.

All in all, it was an enjoyable meeting.
Dr. W. T. Thompson, Jr. (M'38), repre-
sented the College and gave a most in-
formative talk on "People, Places, and
Things." The executive secretary was also
in attendance.

The meeting next year will be in
Greensboro and to carry on the fine tra-
ditions of the chapter are Dr. John B.
Walker, Jr. (M'44), of Burlington,
North Carolina; Dr. George W. Holmes
(M'31), of Winston-Salem, North Caro-
lina; and Dr. Yates S. Palmer (M'31),
of Valdese, North Carolina.

Northern Virginia, Washington,
and Southern Maryland Chapter

It always falls the lot of the secretary
of the Northern Virginia, Washington,
and Southern Maryland Chapter to ar-
range the meeting for the group. This
year's secretary, Dr. Glenn M. Spitler
(D'36), did a splendid job in planning
the meeting of the chapter on April
16 at the Army Navy Country Club. A
fine dinner followed the cocktail party
and the president of the chapter, Dr.
Grover Starbuck, introduced the speakers,
Mr. W. Roy Smith, president of the
Alumni Association; Dr. Kinloch Nel-
son, the newly appointed dean of Medi-
cine; and Dr. Richard L. Simpson, chair-
man of the crown and bridge depart-

ment; and the executive secretary.

Elected to office for the coming year
were: Dr. John E. Alexander (M'35),
president; Dr. Glenn M. Spitler (D'36),
vice president; and Dr. Ralph B. Holmes
(D'47), secretary; who will do an ex-
cellent job, we are certain.

Virginia State Dental Association
Luncheon

On April 29, alumni of the Medical
College of Virginia in attendance at the
Virginia State Dental Association met for
lunch at the Golden Triangle Motel un-
der the able chairmanship of Dr. Eddie
Myers (D'26). Good fellowship pre-
vailed and Dr. Myers introduced the
speakers' table who each spoke briefly
on the aims and achievements of the
Alumni Association. They were: Dr. John
M. Hughes (D'08 UCM), who gave the
invocation; Dr. W. C. Henderson
(D'37), secretary of the Alumni Asso-
ciation; Dr. Thomas C. Bradshaw
(D'35), member of the Board; Dr. John
B. Todd (D'32), vice president; Dr.
Hume S. Powell (D'4l), president of
the Richmond Chapter; Dr. Harry
Lyons (D'23), dean of dentistry; and the
executive secretary, who each spoke
briefly.

Virginia Pharmaceutical
Association Luncheon

Alumni of the College who were at
the Virginia State Pharmaceutical Asso-
ciation convention at the Marriott in Ar-
lington met for luncheon on June 25.
Mr. R. Reginald Rooke presided at the
luncheon in his own inimitable way.
Mr. S. B. Wright gave the invocation
and Mr. W. Roy Smith, president of the
Alumni Association spoke to the group
briefly on the activities of the Alumni
Association. The executive secretary also
said a few words.

West Virginia Chapter

The West Virginia Chapter of the
Alumni Association met on August 22 at
The Greenbrier in conjunction with the
meeting of the West Virginia State Medi-
cal Association. Under the able president.
Dr. Jake Huffman (M'38), and the cap-
able chairman, Dr. Andy Amick (M'25),
a goodly number of the loyal MCV
alumni in West Virginia gathered for
cocktails. Dr. Kinloch Nelson, the new

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dean of medicine, brought word of the
activities of the College. Mr. W. Roy
Smith, president of the Alumni Associa-
tion, was there to tell the alumni about
the activities of the Association as well
as Minnie Franck. What a faithful group
this is and their devotion to alma mater
is always an inspiration to those who at-
tend from Richmond.

Nominated and elected to the presi-
dency in the usual fashion was Dr.
Angelo J. Villani (M'35). We are sure
from his remarks that he will do a
splendid job.

Richmond Chapter

The Richmond Chapter met on Sep-
tember 12 at the Barksdale Theater.
Thanks to Physicians Products, Inc., were
extended for a delightful cocktail hour.
The capacity house enjoyed, after dinner,
the production of "Janus."

We were so sorry that our president,
Hume S. Powell (D'4l) and his wife
were unable to be with us because their
children were hurt that afternoon in an
automobile accident. Carl E. Bain (P'51)
pinch-hit for him.

Tidewater Chapter

Dr. James L. Thomson, Norfolk neuro-
surgeon, was elected president of the
Tidewater Chapter, Alumni Association
of the Medical College of Virginia, at the
affair held at the Lafayette Yacht Club,

in Norfolk, on September 25. Dr. Harold
A. Epstein (D'40) was chosen president
elect, and Bernard Behrman was re-
elected secretary. Pharmacist David B.
Schwetz (P'24) was the retiring presi-
dent. All are from Norfolk.

From the College and speaking for
MCV were Dr. Doris B. Yingling, dean
of nursing; Dr. Elam C. Toone (M.'34),
professor of medicine; Dr. Milton L.
Neuroth, professor of pharmacy and
chairman of the department; and Miss
Minnie M. Franck, executive secretary of
the Association. Dr. Eddie Myers (D'26),
of Norfolk, a member of the Board of
Visitors of the College, extended dental
Dean Harry Lyons' regrets. His heavy
load in Richmond prevented him from
attending.

It was the annual ladies night. A cock-
tail party and a delicious meal had every-
one in a good frame of mind and the
doctors' quartet, styling themselves as The
Harmones then came on for their songs
and jokes and had the gathering in
stitches. Our thanks to the University
of Virginia alumni in the quartet as
well as our boys. The Harmones are
composed of Doctors Robert Gehagan,
Gervas S. Taylor, Jr. (M'44), Gordon
F. Harrell (M'44), and Charles E.
Horton who were making their second
appearance at this annual affair.

Doctor Yingling noted that the nursing
school was the only one at MCV to have
an increase in enrollment. Two hundred

and seventy students are in the school of
nursing and 33 qualified applicants had
to be turned down. "We need nurses
and we need them badly," she told the
alumni and their guests and said it was
most discouraging that MCV could not
enroll all of the qualified applicants for
the nursing school. In a humorous vein
and with a nice smile, she commented,
"We have one great problem — the nurses
marry the medical, dental, and pharmacy
students — then they help them through
school." She was very complimentary
about her faculty.

Dr. Toone said that Dr. Nelson's ap-
pointment as dean of the medical school
was a milestone in the school's history
and noted that many contributions of
monies — one of a million dollars — will
enable the College to make tremendous
strides in education.

Dr. Neuroth brought greetings from
the pharmacy school dean, Dr. Warren
E. Weaver. He said enrollment was off —
that there were only 160 students in the
pharmacy school and the senior class was
at the low figure of 2 5. He urged the
assemblage to interest students to take up
pharmacy as a profession. Several changes
are taking place in the pharmacy school.
A senior now can choose electives which
will train him in the retail field, manu-
facturing, hospital pharmacy or to do
graduate work.

Dr. C. Lydon Harrell (M'09) and Dr.
Charles C. Smith (MT2, UCM) were

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recognized as the oldest alumni at this
affair.

Minnie Franck was here, there, and
everywhere extending greetings from the
Association and renewing old acquaint-
ances.

It was a most enjoyable affair and we
look forward to next year and the annual
get-together.

Bernard Behrman. secretary

Roanoke Chapter

What a pleasant evening was enjoyed
by our alumni attending the Medical So-
ciety of Virginia meeting and the mem-
bers of the Roanoke Chapter at the Hotel
Roanoke on October 7. Mr. William
Reid (HA'52), president of the Roanoke
Chapter, presided and welcomed the
group and carried on the rest of the short
meeting in a most pleasing manner.

Dr. Custis L. Coleman (M'43m) mem-
ber of our board of trustees, introduced
Dr. Miles E. Hench, assistant dean of
medicine at the College, who gave a well-
received talk on the problems in the ad-
mission of medical students and the
shortage of qualified students. He asked
for questions from the audience and there
ensued a most interesting discussion.

During the usual nice, informal MCV
way of electing officers, Mr. Wallace S.
Klein (P'51) was chosen president of
the Roanoke Chapter; Dr. Homer Bartley
(M'36), president-elect; and Mrs. Eliza-
beth L. Sibley (N'49) was re-elected sec-
retary-treasurer of the Roanoke Chapter.

We are most grateful to the Roanoke
Chapter and its officers for their coopera-
tion in this venture of combining these
meetings. Their help was invaluable.

faculty (sltanGes

indicates as alumnus of MCV

During the months of April through
September, there were new appointments
as follows:

Dr. William F. Collins, Jr., professor of
neurological surgery and chairman of
the division of neurological surgery

Dr. John P. DaVanzo, lecturer in phar-
macology

Mrs. Jean Dickinson, clinical instructor
in physical therapy

*Dr. Gerald Alan Gildersleeve, assis-
tant professor of radiology

Dr. Ali A. Hossaini, assistant professor
of clinical pathology

Dr. Heinz H. Karnitschnig, assistant pro-
fessor of pathology

*Dr. Natalie Inge Lum, clinical instruc-
tor in pediatrics.

*Dr. Hunter Holmes McGuire, Jr., clin-
ical instructor in surgery

Miss Betty Joyce Moore, assistant profes-
sor of nutrition

*Dr. Perry Franklin Mullinax, Jr., assist-
ant professor of medicine

Dr. John B. Redford, professor of phys-
ical medicine and rehabilitation and
chairman of the department

Dr. Sam N. Rizkalla, research associate
in urology

Dr. Jerome H. Sacks, instructor in sur-
gery

Mr. James F. Stubbins, assistant profes-
sor of pharmaceutical chemistry

*Dr. Percy Wooton, clinical instructor
in medicine

Dr. George Richard Abbott, assistant pro-
fessor of legal medicine

*Dr. Jack Preston Andrews, clinical in-
structor in pediatrics

Dr. Robert H. Armstrong, assistant pro-
fessor of radiology

*Mrs. Alice Burford Booth, instructor in
nursing

Dr. Jack Denning Burke, associate pro-
fessor of physiology

Dr. Grimaldo Carvalho, assistant profes-
sor of surgical pathology

Dr. Louis W. Conway, assistant profes-
sor of neurosurgery

Miss Mary E. Coulson, assistant profes-
sor of nursing

*Dr. William D. Covington, instructor in
operative dentistry

Dr. Franklin Davis, instructor in path-
ology

Dr. Pearl B. Diana, instructor in psychia-
try (psychology)

Dr. John Frederic Edland, fellow in
legal medicine

*Dr. Francis J. Filipowicz, instructor in
oral pathology and dental research

Dr. Donald Stuart Gann, instructor in
surgery

Dr. Enrique Gerszten, instructor in path-
ology

*Dr. Robert W. Goode, instructor in
operative dentistry

*Dr. Charles McDonald Graham, in-
structor in obstetrics and gynecology

Dr. William D. Groman, assistant profes-
sor of psychology

*Dr. Gordon A. Hearne, instructor in
operative dentistry

Mrs. Charlotte A. Higgs, research asso-
ciate (instructor)

*Mr. Norman L. Hilliard, instructor in
pharmacy

Dr. Leonard S. Kaplow, assistant profes-
sor of pathology

Dr. Heinz H. Karnitschnig, assistant
clinical professor of legal medicine

Dr. John F. Kendrick, assistant clinical
professor of surgery (neurosurgery)

*Dr. Murad Kerneklian, instructor in
oral diagnosis and therapeutics

Dr. Edward Samuel Kline, assistant pro-
fessor of biochemistry

Dr. Hyung Mo Lee, instructor in surgery

*Dr. Jack A. Menius, visiting instructor
in pedodontics

*Dr. Joseph H. Morgan, instructor in
operative dentistry and oral anatomy

Miss Elizabeth C. Morrow, assistant pro-
fessor of adult education and assistant
dean of students

Dr. Irene Nakoneczna, instructor in
pathology

Dr. Marcus Pinson Neal, Jr., associate
professor of radiology

Dr. William Mayo Oppenhimer, clini-
cal instructor in obstetrics and gyne-
cology

Mr. Edward Harden Peeples, Jr., instruc-
tor in sociology

Dr. Carlos Pinto, fellow in legal medi-
cine

*Dr. David G. Shannon, instructor in
operative dentistry

Miss Mary Patricia Small, assistant pro-
fessor of nursing

*Dr. John M. Sutherland, instructor in
operative dentistry

Mr. Robert Tomchick, instructor in bio-
chemistry

*Dr. Marvin F. West, instructor in crown
and bridge prosthodontics

*Dr. William C. Williams, instructor in
orthodontics

*Dr. Wallace R. Wooles, instructor in
pharmacology

*Dr. Alvin Martin Zfass, instructor in
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